Indian River Shores Town Council

February 16, 2015 By

Indian River Shores “workaround” may avoid Sunshine Law, but then again, maybe not – Inside Vero

In advance of and in preparation for the Indian River Shores Town Council’s hiring of a law firm to prosecute a lawsuit against the City of Vero Beach, two un-elected and un-appointed residents of the Shores, John McCord, and Bill Grealis, vetted prospective firms on behalf of the Council. An April 7 email from Shores […]

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Indian River Shores “workaround” may avoid Sunshine Law, but then again, maybe not – Inside Vero

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