Councilman Fitch to try an narrow the definition of who can use ‘Prop P’ money
CLAYTON, MO – The You Paid For It Team continues digging into efforts to raid the S.t Louis County Prop P funds that taxpayers intended for police. Former St. Louis County Police Chief Tim Fitch, now a Councilman is hoping to narrow the definition of what the money can be spent on to prevent a raid on the $80 million dollar fund. An effort by fellow Councilman Ernie Trakas would expand the definition to include people like highway workers, and park…
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