2007 - James Ellison interviews before Harrisburg City Council for an appointment on the Board of the Harrisburg Authority. As a board member of the Harrisburg Authority I have a fiduciary obligation to the authority.
James Ellison 8.29.7 Gather the information to make informed decisions.
THA Chairman & CEO James Ellison addresses Harrisburg City Council during the 11.7.7 meeting. The working capital figure for the Harrisburg Authority now stands at 45 million dollars.
Mayor Thompson reads a letter written by James Ellison. A 30 million dollar working capital loan.
February 28, 2008 The Harrisburg Authority board does not have a quorum, attorney Carol Coheres explains how much interest is being paid on $56,000,000 in water bonds. Societe General SWAPs.
James Ellison talks with members of the press concerning the ruling handed down by a county court arbitrator Wednesday. The arbitrator Terry R.Bossert granted a increase of $1.58 and not the $100 per ton the Authority requested. The second most expensive tipping in the country.
William Cluck. I believe it's time for Mr. Ellison due to his conflicts to step down.
William Cluck. Fire the board of the Harrisburg Authority.
A look back at the meeting that created "Team Ellison" Sept 18, 2010. James Ellison called a meeting to discuss taking back our community.
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November 13,2012.
PA Senate Local Government Committee held its second public hearing examining the massive debt of the Harrisburg Incinerator. James Ellison, former chairman of The Harrisburg Authority, former solicitor for the Harrisburg and Central Dauphin School Districts and Treasurer for Mayor Thompson's Leadership for Harrisburg 2013 Committee testified.
An operation that was in disarray, the existing plan was 50 million dollars.
Mr. Papenfuse was against the plan.
The 30 million dollar 2007 bond deal. At the end of the day, no one was happy.