Setting priorities is not ridiculous

Published 12:00am Wednesday, April 30, 2008
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The issue: City streets need sidewalks, repair, curb and gutter. Our position: A task this size should have priorities set. The basics of handling a big job include setting priorities. Failing to prioritize a work load results in inefficiency, and generally, inefficiency leads to wasted time and money. Knowing these things, then it seems strange [...]

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