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Mountainlands Association of Governments is in good hands with Andy. I don't know of a finer man.
Nothing against Mr. Jackson, but this entire agency is a waste of taxpayer money. Just a middleman to take a piece out of the pie.
I can't say how much Mountainland Assoc of Governments does for our community. They amaze me at how friendly and professional they are and do more for our Aging population than any of us really know. I'm excited to see if Mr. Jackson stays the course. He seems to be a great choice as he has been apart of their amazing team and has learned from Mr. Cook.
It is obvious that "Worthless Agency" knows nothing about the good done by Mountainland as an agency and the staff as a group. I have been associated with this organization for the past 8 years and our city has received tremendous benefits from Mountainland during that time and previously. I would just say, learn the details before critizizing.
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