Civil Rights Groups Issue ‘No Confidence’ Vote for KCMO Manager

The Kansas City Globe e-Edition
Civil Rights Groups Issue ‘No Confidence’ Vote for KCMO Manager
Civil Rights Groups Issue ‘No Confidence’ Vote for KCMO Manager

A private company billed Kansas City nearly $11,000 in January to surveil the former head of the city’s Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity Office (CREO), who was one of the highest-ranking Black women at City Hall.

A City Hall official recently provided an invoice to KCUR showing that Clarence M. Kelley and Associates of Kansas City, Inc. billed the city $10,992 for “surveillance services” between …