Summary
Stockton’s interim city manager is accused of outsourcing parts of his own job, raising questions about who’s really running City Hall and whether residents are getting accountable local government. If you live there, this isn’t inside baseball—it can affect how well basic city services and decisions get made.
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It could mean taxpayer money goes to outside contractors or consultants for work the city manager was hired to do, with less clear accountability for the results.
Outside contractors or consultants who pick up the outsourced duties—and possibly the city manager, if it shields him from direct responsibility.
Stockton residents and taxpayers, who depend on a city manager to run the city competently and answer for how public money is spent.
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