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Dishwashers, double-talk, and micromanaging
Taxpayers have a right to know how their money is being spent — especially when $4 million was handed to Peninsula Behavioral Health (PBH) for its new North View housing project. Instead, they’ve been met with conflicting explanations, shifting stories, and a commissioner who insists it’s “not his issue” to ask questions. From dishwashers in homeless housing to restrictions on public comment, the contradictions point to a troubling pattern: when the public asks for transparency, local leaders accuse them of “micromanaging.”
When Peninsula Behavioral Health (PBH) first explained its new North…
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