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Bexley Criticizes Flagler County Commission

Clerk of Court Tom Bexley has criticized the Flagler County Commission’s direction, effectiveness, public information and spending.

Bexley Criticizes Flagler County Commission

Key takeaways

  • Tom Bexley criticized the Flagler County Commission.
  • His criticism concerns direction, effectiveness, public information and spending.
  • The matter is about local government, not an election or candidate race.

Clerk of Court Tom Bexley criticized the Flagler County Commission, describing the board as lacking direction and effectiveness. He also accused the commission of giving the public misleading information and wasting money.

The comments concern the commission’s management of county government. They do not involve a political race or candidate campaign.

Bexley’s criticism raises questions about how the commission explains its decisions, manages county resources and responds to concerns from another constitutional county office. The commission’s response, if any, would provide its position on the allegations.

What the criticism concerns

Bexley’s assessment covers four areas: the commission’s direction, its effectiveness, the accuracy of information it provides and its use of public money.

Those descriptions are Bexley’s criticism of the board. They are not findings established here as fact.

What to watch

The commission’s public response and whether commissioners address the specific concerns.

Any formal records, votes or actions related to the issues Bexley raised.

What to watch

  • Whether the County Commission issues a public response.
  • Whether commissioners take formal action related to the concerns.
  • Any public records or votes addressing the criticism.

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