As RIOC’s Acting CFO Daeman Di Stefano reported financial troubles at the April 2023 board meeting, a jump in insurance premiums leaves
More“They are bleeding cash,” our expert said, describing a shaky financial picture after reviewing RIOC’s first quarter balance sheet. A fuller picture
MoreAt RIOC, a gargantuan fee surge hits Roosevelt Islanders later this year. The increases for resources like Sportspark, tennis courts and the
MoreTram operations will cost Roosevelt Islanders at least a million dollars in the RIOC budget for 2023-24. But it’s hidden, never clearly
MoreWhatever else RIOC is, it’s really bad at showing itself in the best possible light. Good things get done – the recent
MoreRIOC dug in deeper, embracing magical budgeting and pushing back against community outreach. At an unannounced Audit Committee meeting in December 2020,
MoreFixing RIOC’s budget, even as so many things distract us and them, is a must because the risks of delay are so
MoreRIOC’s new budget proposal for 2021 should keep you up at night. Here’s how it crams politics and influence into good government.
MoreRIOC’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year, starting April 1st, hinges on the unthinkable… the end of Tram service for Roosevelt
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