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FIGHT SELECTMEN MARY PAT FLYNN'S PROPERTY TAX INCREASE

Attention:  Falmouth taxpayers, businesspersons, property owners and voters!

Falmouth Selectman (and Barnstable County Commissioner) Mary Pat Flynn wants to raise your property taxes!
 

Cape Cod activist, RON BEATY, advises:

"FIGHT SELECTMAN MARY PAT FLYNN'S PROPOSED PROPERTY TAX INCREASE!"

Read this recent Falmouth-Patch article:
Town May Seek Prop 2 1/2 Override

Click below to request a copy of Citizens for Limited Taxation's:

"How to Defeat a Proposition 2½ Override" manual

Good luck, friends!

Sincerely yours,

RON BEATY
Cape Cod citizen activist

 

RON BEATY

3:25 pm on Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Falmouth Selectman (and Barnstable County Commissioner) Mary Pat Flynn has failed to sign a "Taxpayer Protection Pledge." The pledge provides a measure of good faith by elected public officials and political candidates to the taxpayers of their respective local geographical areas and to all people within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Furthermore, it clearly indicates that they shall oppose and vote against any and all efforts to increase taxes during their tenure in office. This is what Mary Pat Flynn has failed to promise to the people of Falmouth and Cape Cod!!!

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Menauhant

10:04 am on Friday, January 20, 2012

I like having the fire and police services as well as having trash pickup, streets cleaned, kids educated, and all the other services that the town of Falmouth provides and I don't mind paying an increase in taxes when necessary to continue these and other services. Anybody that would sign a pledge like this does not understand their responsibilities. Remember the president that said "read my lips no new taxes"

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RON BEATY

11:11 am on Friday, January 20, 2012

@Menahunt, yes, he was NOT RE-ELECTED!! ^_^ I do remember the person and phrase that you mention at the end of your comment...AND...I also specifically recall that he was NOT re-elected after he "betrayed his promise" to the voters and taxpayers of this country not to raise taxes...that in turn helped Bill Clinton to win in a landslide later on...Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention, it is appreciated!! ^_^

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thomas mcgrath

8:13 am on Tuesday, January 24, 2012

How can you raise taxes when so many people are out of work? House prices are tumbling. School enrollment is down, how about closing a school or two. Maybe check into all the workers comp cases that have kept so many of our public service workers out. I would gladly sign the pledge.

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Glenn Kelly

10:54 am on Tuesday, January 24, 2012

How about a comprehensive and complete audit of all town departments. Anyone with a head for business knows you can go it and cut 10% of fraud, waste and abuse. Before we burden the hard working families of Falmouth ( ahem...this does not apply to the Annoy Falmouth Group that meets on Saturdays at Bank of America )....let's take a good look at the finances of Falmouth. In a down economy, the last thing you do is raise prices/ taxes.

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Willis Montgomery III

3:20 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Don't complain, we voted to shut off the wind turbines. My property taxes went up even though the value of my house declined. Sure, I'm angry, but I accept it because we supported our neighbors and shut the wind turbines down. Shutting down the wind turbines costs Falmouth a lot of money.

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thomas mcgrath

5:37 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012

We voted to shut down the wind turbines does not equal a prop 21/2 overide. I'm not complaining I just can't afford higher taxes. Cut each department by 10% and investigate the workers comp fraud in this town.

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Glenn Kelly

6:02 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012

We are told that if we don't buy land , property taxes will go up. Well, we keep buying more and more land...andddddddd the taxes go up. The more land you take off the tax rolls, the more the rest of us will be expected to play. The High School project was a fiasco , but then again that 's being unkind to real fiascos. Keep tightning the fiscal belt. Live within your means. It s what the rest of us are doing !

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RON BEATY

10:18 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012

...there is NO LEGITIMATE REASON why Selectmen Mary Pat Flynn should be allowed to raise property taxes via a Prop. 2 1/2 Override!!! FIGHT IT!!!

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Nancy Palmer-White

10:59 am on Saturday, January 28, 2012

select chairwoman flynn does not have to sign a taxpayer protecton pledge if she does not want to!

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thomas mcgrath

3:39 pm on Saturday, January 28, 2012

The Falmouth voters don't need to vote her back in if we don't want to!

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Menauhant

2:23 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

You are correct but thankfully they do vote her back in term after term. Why she runs is beyond me. The personal attacks that she suffers can't be worth any satisfaction that she gets by serving the citizens of Falmouth.

RON BEATY

10:05 am on Tuesday, February 14, 2012

...and now the taxpayers of Falmouth have to foot her legal bill as well to defend against a federal lawsuit by the ACLU for variouis civil rights violations that she has committed!!! ...OMG!!

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thomas mcgrath

10:48 am on Tuesday, February 14, 2012

She probably thought the override scam would cover this up by averting attention away
from her legal problems.

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Menauhant

2:20 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Way to personal! Just so you will know the ACLU Lawsuit is against the:
TOWN OF FALMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS; and
AHMED MUSTAFA; CAREY MURPHY; MARY PAT FLYNN; KEVIN MURPHY; and BRENT PUTNAM, individually and in
their official capacities as members of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Falmouth.

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thomas mcgrath

4:07 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

I guess they will all be looking for a tax hike.

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RON BEATY

5:42 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

@Menauhant...well, in that case with so many defendants, the legal expenses for the Falmouth taxpayers will be even worse, however, Mary Pat Flynn is currently the Chairperson of the Board of Selectmen and hence is the main person responsible for any and all decisions and actions regarding the Town...so NO, not "way to personal" at all, just offical business...^_^

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thomas mcgrath

7:46 pm on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

For all we know Menauhant might be Chairwoman Flynn. Doesn't have nerve to use real name.

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