AS A Guam resident, I've noticed private company trucks delivering bottled water to GovGuam locations. Perhaps others have seen this as well. I've wondered if I'm actually paying for this.
I understand that delivered 5-gallon containers cost about $4.50 each. However, GWA says their water is perfectly fine to drink. So, why aren't all GovGuam offices drinking tap water?
If GovGuam employees are paying for this water from their own wallet, I have no objection. If not, it seems to me an unnecessary burden upon the private sector taxpayer to have to pay for this.
Will any journalist take a close look at this and tell Guam residents what's really happening? Is the treasurer of Guam writing checks for this, thus spending taxpayer dollars?
Paul Tobiason,
Chalan Pågo
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- Friday, 24 May 2013 03:00am
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Do Gubmint employees go to grocery stores, Cost U Less with a purchase order and buy coffee, creamer, sugar, Oreos, Chips Ahoy, Famous Amos, donuts, sweet rolls etc.
Do they go to a local bakery and buy a sheet cake for the office monthly birthday parties, going away party, got promoted party.
Water, coffee, food, ice cream, cakes, morbid, obese folks waddling around in zorries......
Happy Landings
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