Contracting only works when we can hold contractors responsible for their use of taxpayer dollars. If a private, for-profit company takes over control of a public service or facility, our elected officials must ensure that strong measures for public accountability are in place. If not, the public may suffer poor quality, higher fees, and the loss of transparency in the delivery of critical community services.
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