An Historical Timeline of Reparations Payments Made From 1773 through 2026 in the U.S
Reparations in the United States
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Reparations in the United States
Todd Zinser discusses the ongoing challenges facing the Cincinnati retirement system, particularly in light of a recent mediation regarding a class action lawsuit. The conversation delves into the funding status of the pension system, the implications of the Cincinnati Futures Commission’s recommendations, and the potential regionalization of the city’s waterworks as a means […]
In this episode, Todd Zinser discusses the ongoing issues surrounding the Cincinnati railway trust fund and the city’s struggle to effectively utilize the funds for infrastructure projects. He highlights the low percentage of funds spent, the challenges faced by the city in managing these resources, and the need for better accountability and transparency. […]
Zinser Op-Ed Enquirer 2.17.26 $85 million in railway funds disbursed to the city in 2025 and so far in 2026. Only around $10 million reported to have been spent (12%). If the city continues to receive quarterly disbursements from the Railway Board of Trustees as planned, millions of unspent railway funds will continue […]
The Cincinnati Exchange devoted its front page headline today to the Podcast’s Year-in-Review. I got a big assist from ChatGPT but I must say, I don’t think I could have reported it better my self. https://thecincinnatiexchange.com/citizen-watchdog-year-review/
Episode 41 of “Citizen Watchdog with Todd Zinser,” discusses the increase in the property tax milage rate approved by the city council in 2022, just in time to maximize the tax revenues anticipated from the reassessment of property values hitting homeowners at the time. The council raised the rate to the maximum 6.1% and it […]
In this episode of Citizen Watchdog, Todd Zinser reflects on the past year of podcasting, discussing key themes such as public safety, railroad issues, internal audits, and ongoing investigations like the lead pipe scandal. He emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability in city governance, highlighting conflicts of interest and the impact of COVID […]
This morning, on Brian’s show, we discussed the decision by city council to fund the Center Hill Landfill Solar Array in the amount of $12 million (so far); the nearly $300 million in funding under the Amercian Rescue Plan Act (COVID) and what the city did with those funds; concerns about the city depositing millions […]
Memo to CSRT Board 2.4.26a City Finance Letter to CSRT Board 1.23.26
This table lists all episodes of the “Citizen Watchdog with Todd Zinser” podcast, beginning with the most recent – to our first podcast on February 7, 2025. The index is a work-in-progress. For now, this is a plain index without hyperlinks; direct links will be added soon. Episode Title […]
