Comments on: Port St. Lucie City Manager Don Cooper resigning after 20 years

By: Concerned

Concerned — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 05:21:30 +0000

Where did Don Cooper go to work? Could it be one of those Contractors he was in bed with while serving as City Manager, such as Culpepper Terpening, Inc? How many low to mid income employee’s would Culpepper Terpening, Inc. have to lay off to meet Don Coopers (retired City Official) salary? Does a retired City Manager receive a salary? If so, is it fair that they continue working? Working for a private sector that had to lay off employees, to meet is salary?

By: pslresident

pslresident — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 17:39:24 +0000

I agree with sgd1, thats why the mayor is not seeking to be reelected after her little stealing episode,I think this city should oust all the bedfellows and elect a whole new city council come election time. and good riddence to cooper why would someone spend our millions from taxpayers to build the crosstown when they knew they did not have permission from the army corp of engineers to cross the river, thats plain stupid

By: sgd1

sgd1 — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:35:31 +0000

Don Cooper will not be missed at least by the residents. He and the city council have put the residents in over a billion dollars in debt without any thought at all. They know that when it hits the fan they will no longer be in office and nothing can be done. He and the council have done nothing but get into bed with every developer that came into their office for no reason other than MONEY. They have done nothing but sell Port St Lucie out. They all deserve to be fitted for Orange Jumpsuits. With the US Atty investigating bribery charges against the city council Don Coopers going to make sure he is no where around when it his the fan. Remember Don you can run but you cant hide. You will need a XXXXL Orange Jumpsuit for your fat azz