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Scott Schertzer: As his final year as mayor began, said Marion's city auditor Robert Landon's 22-month tenure had left 'lasting financial accountability problems' with city revenue oversight, saying 'the accountability of that revenue concerns me a great deal.'

Statement · January 10, 2023

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2023-01-10
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As his final year as mayor began, said Marion's city auditor Robert Landon's 22-month tenure had left 'lasting financial accountability problems' with city revenue oversight, saying 'the accountability of that revenue concerns me a great deal.'

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  1. Schertzer: Candidates for Marion mayor need to give all to serving the city · The Marion Star · 2023-01-10 · accessed 2026-09-19

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