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INQUIRY: Hulls announces Ombudsman inquiry into Casey council Brooklands Green disaster
The Victorian Ombudsman will be inquiring into the poisoning of the Brooklands Green estate by the Casey council municipal landfill with dangerous and potentially explosive methane gas.
The Ombudsman will have full access to otherwise confidential council documents and be able to examine Council officers including the Casey CEO Mike Tyler under oath.
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Mr. Tyler should do the honorable thing and resign. If this was a private company and under is CEO stewardship, this company lost millions, which the City of casey will do, or its rate payers, more precisly, the share holders would demand his head.
The Councillors of Casey should sack him now.
Times up for King Mike, no one will employ someone who endangers there own clients!
The CEO must go. MT has presided over Casey for more than 10 years now. The rot started at the top and has spread to infect the executive staff & management who don’t care two hoots for residents. Time for him to depart and none too soon.
Mike reckons dog barking can be investigated during normal office hours! Maybe the stink only happens at night at Brookland Greens Mike, so you do not need to investigate that do you?
The rubbish of slack and irresponsible leadership in council at Casey has to end. Time for proper law enforcement, time for proper consideration of the health and safety of Casey communities in my opinion.
You are the weakest links in service to our communities!
It’s time to go…. Mike Tyler, Steve Dalton,Rob Colling, Bredan Fitzsimmons, and all councillors except Mick Farley, Paul “Richo” Richardson and Steve Beardon.