Ferguson weighs monitor costs as leadership changes unfold
Ferguson leaders question value of the DOJ consent decree monitor after Clark Ervin resigns, with Natashia Tidwell now leading the panel. The city has paid about 495000 toward monitoring and audits, and residents have seen limited transparency and office presence despite promises of updates.
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