Rec Director Positions Go Unfilled in Troubled Economy

In late December, the Plainfield, N.J., city council approved multiple amendments to the city's approximately $70 million budget. Among them was the transfer of $30,000 from full-time parks and recreation department salaries to seasonal, part-time salaries. In response, Dave Wynn told MyCentralJersey.com that the appropriation was a purely political move aimed at diminishing his full-time status.

"It's personal," Wynn told reporter Mark Spivey, adding that his department was "bar none, the most productive division" in the city. "No one can tell me anything different."

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