These locals voice a common complaint front throughout Kansas City as locals wants solutions from City Hall regarding the consequences of continued deferred maintenance despite so many tax increase promises unfulfilled. Checkit:
Waldo homeowners schedule meeting with city leaders to discuss flooding
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Nona Sweeten loves living in Waldo. "I love it out here. People are great. Great restaurants, a couple of good bars out there," Sweeten said. The problem is that she oftentimes needs a boat to get there. Sweeten said her block looks like a river whenever there's a significant downpour.
Waldo went down the tubes when Jaspers left and Walgreens moved in
ReplyDeleteDon't they know we have more important things to do in city government: streetcars, downtown hotel, airport, taking care of our campaign contributors, etc. Citizens of KC what do you expect for electing dummocrats for 89 years.
ReplyDeleteMove to Joco. Pretty soon Waldo will be just crawling with negros.
ReplyDeleteNo where left for the water to go with all the development.
ReplyDeleteWaldo is a dump, let sLIE demolish the entire area and put his mega hotel there. That'll clean that hell hole up! Lol!
ReplyDeleteWell, if we still had an EPA, you could tell the EPA that since the city has absolutely no intention of fixing the problem, that they should now come in & fix the problem, & then give the city the bill.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, just lie & say that Mexico will pay for it.
Waldo used to be a great place to live. Now it's dangerous and wet. I feel bad for the people who own houses in the flood plain. The city is not going to do ANYTHING to help you. That's the truth.
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