Deep Dive: The Park, the Alligator and the Millions
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<p>The Huron-Clinton Metroparks Authority, with its $65M taxpayer-funded budget, holds immense power—but little accountability. When bizarre alligator alerts overshadowed escalating dangers on a neighborhood road recognized as a free park entrance, Dr. William Huszti had enough. Armed with FOIA and determination, he uncovered millions in wasted revenue, systemic failures, and neglected safety. This isn’t just one community's fight—it’s a gripping story of power, accountability, and the fight for justice. The stakes are high, the fight is uphill—and the clock is ticking.</p>
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- What is Deep Dive: The Park, the Alligator and the Millions?
<p>The Huron-Clinton Metroparks Authority, with its $65M taxpayer-funded budget, holds immense power—but little accountability. When bizarre alligator alerts overshadowed escalating dangers on a neighborhood road recognized as a free park entrance, Dr. William Huszti had enough. Armed with FOIA and determination, he uncovered millions in wasted revenue, systemic failures, and neglected safety. This isn’t just one community's fight—it’s a gripping story of power, accountability, and the fight for justice. The stakes are high, the fight is uphill—and the clock is ticking.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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