CAT Misses Deadline
CONTRACTOR’S PROPOSAL ARRIVES ONE MINUTE AFTER CUTOFF POINT
Posted: August 23, 2010 at 5:58 a.m.
Every minute counts when working with city hall. Just ask Fayetteville Community Access Television.
AT A GLANCE
Fayetteville Community Access Television
Number of new certified CAT producers trained in first half of 2010: 10
Cost of basic training package and producer certification: $100
Number of people to take CAT production classes from January to August: 60
Cost of basic field camera training: $25
Cost of studio training: $25
Cost of high-def field camera training: $50
Source: Fayetteville Community Access Television
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Pleeeez! The City of Fayetteville needs to have a bit more flexibility. One minute? You people should be embarrassed by this.
Really? Are you sure it was one minute, not 45 seconds? (Round up, round down?) Whose clock did you use? Was it official Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)? Just goes to show the mentality of the staff our tax dollars pay at the City of Fayetteville!
Posted by: Scarlett
August 23, 2010 at 9:33 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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