Tom Dyas - 'recycling the same rhetoric they had before' - update

“Either the planning department is grossly incompetent or on the take,” read development planning manager Nola Kilmartin. ($159,242 in 2024) “You and your team are grossly incompetent, greedy and lazy. It also seems you are getting kickbacks.” The bad words make overpaid employees cry. Citizen comments sum it up again. "Remember the 3 council members listed in this story and make sure you do not mark an "X" next to their names on the ballots in October. As for the City staff member response "Pathetic" with a Capital P."

Luke Stack joins the terrible trio Mohini Singh, Tom Dyas and Loyal Wooldridge in having his mouth open when it should be shut. Singh said the language directed at staff went too far. “They should not have to take this kind of abuse." City manager Doug Gilchrist ($384K in 2024) suggested the city could consider WorkSafeBC practices for harassment of employees or, if it were severe enough, go to the RCMP.

Deputy Mayor Mohini Singh; “We’re all adults, let’s behave like adults." Here Mohini Singh (msingh@kelowna.ca) and her 'Chai and Chat with Mohini' is run by Punjabi conmen at IMARKIT.

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Right on que "Dyas: Kelowna taking action on public safety" Here. "Kelowna cannot accept a future where disorder becomes our identity." Dyas has a '2-prong' strategy. He said residents and businesses can now request no-charge property audits to make them safer, and the launch of his all new voluntary Business CCTV Registry. There are fully shameless A-holes, and there is Tom Dyas.

Dyas is rolling out what Kelowna city officials are calling a new business CCTV registry, but his bold new initiative is a relaunch of a program that already existed. A similar program was introduced 6 years ago under a previous corrupt mayor and council. Jumping on the 'social disorder' bandwagon, the registry is being promoted as part of a five-point plan to address crime in Kelowna.

A pilot CCTV registry was launched in 2020 with the same goal. It fizzled out. Citizens in downtown Kelowna say Tom Dyas is full of shit. “It’s just kind of recycling the same rhetoric they had before,” “There was nothing new ..." While the registry is designed to speed up police investigations, some business owners say its a waste of time. Its proven to not bring meaningful results. “We can give CCTV footage anytime when they want it,” Here.