Rollin' with roland: "enough is enough" inside mayor mo hill's po box land sale

TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you’re not angry yet about the administration of Mo Hill and the direction he’s taking Toms River and the poor judgment he and his team are making in local government, you should be. This week, a plan by the council to sell off 1.2 acres of public land at auction well under the assessed value to a connected Lakewood political figure was thwarted. As the scene unfolded and facts were presented, here’s what we found.

What went on at last nights council meeting was another in an ever growing line of bad jokes passed off as governance in Toms River. No bid contracts to campaign donors, Shady land deals involving an auction house a sitting councilman does business with that has land almost sold at less then half its value. This is whats being done in our town with our tax money. When is enough enough and when are you ready to stand up get involved and join our movement to take our town back? #GUARDIANOFTHESQUAD

Posted by Ocean County News Squad on Wednesday, August 12, 2020

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