Our taxes pay CFO tuition? I would like to comment on the front page article in The News-Review on Jan. 29, regarding the county’s involvement in higher education. The county commissioners made a management decision to spend up to $40,000 on tuition and books to groom the county’s budget and tax supervisor to someday be the county’s chief financial officer. I have no doubt that she will work hard and will obtain the required credentials to become a qualified county CFO. She has a lot to look forward to; not many students have a job waiting for them when they …
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