More Sadler liens!  Tell us Judge, what is your excuse for this “Labor Lien” gift of debt to the taxpayers of Henderson County, Texas? 
According to public documents uncovered at the Henderson County Clerk’s office, Montgomery County Judge Alan B. Sadler and his business partner (felon) Aslam Ismail Kapadia ignored at least three City of Athens [...]

As we head into the last few weeks before November’s election, I thought it pertinent for voters and those who actually pay their taxes to know that Montgomery County Judge Alan B. Sadler continues to get an apparent free pass on his businesses 2008 and 2009 delinquent taxes all over the state.
What does one do to “collect” [...]

The files below contain crime data and marketing material published by The Woodlands Township for February 2010 through July 2010.
Since the Township took control of the crime stats, they have managed to pack a couple more pages of fluff into the crime data.  If you are interested in just the data, skip the first page [...]

The files below contain documents illustrating the relationship between Judge Alan Sadler and Angel/McIver.
Angel/McIver in their role as a Developer recently appeared before Conroe’s city council in order to obtain approximately $8.5 million in public funding to complete a road.
More information about Sadler’s relationship with Angel/McIver as well as an explanation of these documents can [...]

The file below contains the Order and Agreed Resolution between the Texas Ethics Commission and Woodlands Township board member Claude Hunter.
Hunter agreed to pay $100 in order to resolve issues with his campaign finance reports which were brought to light in a citizen’s complaint.
tec_reso_hunter.pdf

At the bottom of this post we provide two files related to monies payed to employees of The Woodlands Township.  One file contains the base salaries of all Township employees and the other contains additional compensation paid to all Township employees.  The additional compensation includes insurance, car allowances, retirement contributions, etc.  The additional compensation figures do not  include any [...]

Matt Masden, Justice of the Peace for Montgomery County Precinct 5 and James Metts, Justice of the Peace for Montgomery County Precinct 4 have both agreed to pay the Texas Ethics Commission $900 and $100 respectively in order to settle allegations of campaign finance violations.
Both were accused of several violations of state statutes which regulate [...]

The files below contain the Campaign Finance Reports for all candidates in the May 2010 election for The Woodlands Township board positions.
cfr_campbell.pdf - Also includes 2008 CFR
cfr_donnelly.pdf
cfr_hunter.pdf
cfr_long.pdf
cfr_matthews.pdf
cfr_muery.pdf
cfr_robb.pdf
cfr_sanders.pdf
cfr_sargeant.pdf
cfr_scott.pdf
cfr_smith.pdf
cfr_stanley.pdf

Below is the General Fund portion of The Woodlands Township 2010 budget.
Page 21 is an interesting page containing a $37,000 expense for an employee party and a $60,000 public safety marketing party.  Both of these events are payoffs for the insiders and political supporters of the players.   
Don’t forget to notice the $60,000 for song programming [...]

Judge Alan Sadler and his indicted partner Aslam Kapadia may have some explaining to do to the feds, according to public records at the Ft. Bend County Tax Office and the Texas Business & Commerce Code, Section 24.001 and 24.005  (Click)  also known as the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA).  (Click)
The latest entry at the [...]