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Mayor collecting deliquent taxes one deliquent at a time
Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 at 4:26 pm - by Dan Pohlig
Catherine Lucey got to witness firsthand the Nutter administration’s new door-to-door delinquent tax collection policy:
After the announcement, one of the lawyers in question — Robert Gamburg — came outside.
“Did you bother to check to see if I’m trying to make payments to the city,” asked Gamburg, who also questioned why he was being singled out.
Nutter’s [...]
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