
Episode 22 - Budget Woes and Police Oversight Pitfalls - Governing Magazine's John Buntin
Governing Magazine writer John Buntin talks about…
Nashville Sounding Board · Benjamin Eagles
October 2, 201853m 1s
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Show Notes
Governing Magazine writer John Buntin talks about Nashville, police oversight, and the unintended consequences of recent local decisions.
The first half of the interview follows up on Buntin's July article, "Amid Scandal and Explosive Growth, Nashville Ponders Its Future."
In the second half of the episode, we discuss community oversight of police and his January article, "Police Departments Grapple With Who Should Hold Them Accountable."
Interview highlights and minute markers:
3:14 - Book recommendation
4:43 - Nashville's fiscal situation
18:21 - Prioritizing downtown development
30:23 - Police oversight discussion begins
43:30 - Front-end accountability vs. back-end accountability
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Interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity.
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