Conroe, April 24 – When Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ruled on March 1, 2018, that Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport must release her office procedures manual and overruled Davenport’s objections to the public disclosure, the Attorney General made clear that County employee dates of birth and social security numbers should not be among the […]
Image: Embattled Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport (right) stands in the Precinct 4 Justice Court with JP James Metts (left) on one of the rare occasions when Metts actually entered the courtroom. Conroe, March 28 – Embattled Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport’s unlawful release of County government employee names, dates of birth, and social security […]
Bill O’Sullivan, Guest Editorialist Last week I did something out of character for me. I called for the resignation of Stephanne Davenport from the Office of County Treasurer. I usually discuss issues only and not people. In fact, though I have disagreed with Judge Doyal on numerous occasions, when he was suspended without pay when […]
Conroe, March 24 – Precinct 3 County Commissioner James Noack placed on the agenda for the March 27, 2018, 9:30 a.m., meeting of the Montgomery County Commissioners Court a discussion of County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport’s release of names, dates of birth, and social security numbers of seventy-nine (79) Montgomery County government employees. It’s significantly likely […]
Eric Yollick, The Golden Hammer At the beginning, on December 1, 2017, Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport told Melanie Pryor Bush and Justin Pulliam, who requested a copy of her office procedures manual, that she couldn’t produce the document to them as “public information” because she had to protect the personal identifying information, including dates of […]
Image: Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport (right) with her nepotistic hire County Judge Craig Doyal’s daughter (left). Conroe, March 10 – When Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ruled on March 1, 2018, that Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport must release her office procedures manual and overruled Davenport’s objections to the public disclosure, the Attorney General […]
Image: One of the pages of information County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport withheld from public view, claiming that it was a trade secret, proprietary information, and a key to how to “manipulate” the County finance system. Conroe, March 9 – After Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ordered her to do so, Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport […]
Conroe, March 3 – “Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s ruling is exactly in accordance with the advice we gave County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport 90 days ago,” said Montgomery County Attorney J.D. Lambright of the official State of Texas decision ordering Davenport to release her office procedures manual that she attempt to withhold from public view […]
Image: Top of letter ruling from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who has ordered Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport to stop withholding from the public her office procedures manual. Paxton issued the ruling on February 28, 2018. BREAKING NEWS! Conroe, March 1- Attorney General of Texas Ken Paxton has ordered Montgomery County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport […]
Conroe, January 21 – With the Montgomery County government planning to spend between sixteen and twenty-five million dollars ($16-25 million!!!) on an Enterprise Resource Planning (“ERP”) system, one might hope that the Montgomery County Treasurer, Stephanne Davenport, who is one of the two people overseeing the project, might have some idea of its actual cost and […]
