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Lindsey Ganson Appointed Acting Water Board Treasurer

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At a special meeting of the Water Board this morning, the Board members approved the appointment of Lindsey Ganson, Chief of Staff of the DEP, as Acting Treasurer of the Water Board. Ganson was hired as former DEP Commissioner Emily Lloyd’s Chief of Staff in early 2008. We wish her much luck and hope for much success in her new position.

As a side note, the Water Board also approved the DEP’s consulting contract with Appleseed regarding the “economic impact… of DEP’s operations and investments in the upstate watershed.” We’ve been critical of the DEP’s actions upstate in the past and we look forward to the results and findings of this report.

5 responses to “Lindsey Ganson Appointed Acting Water Board Treasurer”

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    Tnelson

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    Bruce

    Good luck, Lindsey. Keep a close watch on things there. Here in Queens, we’re sick and tired of paying these crazy water rates and we deserve a good example of proper management, integrity and accountability. Tighten up shop and remember to lead by example. WK got busted for cheating on his time for crying out loud. Sounds like a fiasco there to me.

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    coargaina

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    Anonymous

    Good luck!!

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