According to

Deep South Sanitation’s facebook page today,
DSS won

the court case brought against them by the Lowndes County Commission.

So how much money did the

alleged County Attorney
spend sueing a local company to benefit ADS investors in New York City?
The County Commission was very concerned recently about

how much the Sheriff and the Coroner spent
(which
the Sheriff
and

the Coroner
ably rebutted).
Why isn’t the Commission as concerned about spending money on a
completely unnecessary lawsuit that they started?
Why do they let that same attorney

set prices for purchase orders?

That

exclusive franchise with ADS: not so exclusive anymore, is it?

Will ADS sue the county, as many people rumored was the Commission’s
greatest fear?

Will the county now have to pay DSS’s attorney fees?
As a taxpayer I don’t like the idea of wasting more of my tax dollars
on that lawsuit, so maybe they could take it out of the fees or
salaries of whoever recommended and approved that lawsuit.

Maybe somebody down at the county should

“check our work”.

-jsq