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Harrisburg Debt Hearing
November 13, 2012:
David Unkovic

Former Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic testifies before the Pennsylvania Senate Local Government Committee Public Hearing on Debt Structure of Distressed Harrisburg Pennsylvania Incinerator on November 13, 2012. Download his written statement here.

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Hearings PA State Senate October 4, 2012
Hearings PA State Senate November 13, 2012

 

 

 

1.
Opening remarks by Pennsylvania state senators John Eichelberger and John Blake.

3.
Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development staff members Fred Reddig, Tim Anstine, and Bernadette Barratini.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4.
Eric Papenfuse, former Harrisburg Authority board member.

 

 

2.
Independent financial advisor Steve Goldfield and Royce Morris, counsel for the Harrisburg Authority, present a summary.

 

 

 

 

 

5.
Fred Clark, former Harrisburg Authority board member.

6.
Steve Reed, former mayor of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

 

 

 

8.
Bill Cluck, current Harrisburg Authority board member.

7.
Dan Lispi, former Director of Special Projects for the city of Harrisburg.

10.
Robert Kroboth, business manager, City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

9.
Jeff Haste, chairman, Dauphin County Commissioners.

11.
Thomas Mealy, former executive director, the Harrisburg Authority.

12.
Bruce Barnes, Excel Financial Advisors, formerly of Milt Lopus Associates.

13.
James Losty, RBC Capital.

14.
Andrew Giorgione, attorney, Buchanan Ingersoll.

15.
Carol Cocheres, attorney, Eckert Seamans.

16.
James Ellison, attorney, Rhoads & Sinon.

17.
David Unkovic, former Harrisburg receiver.