Mayor Rahm Emanuel did little today to resolve a dispute with Inspector General Joseph Ferguson, saying he welcomes an audit by Ferguson of the savings in the city's grid garbage pick-up system but only once the city has finished rolling out the program.
The mayor spoke a day after Ferguson, the city's internal watchdog, released a report saying his attempt to substantiate Emanuel administration claims the city would save $18 million by switching to grid garbage pick-up was thwarted by a lack of cooperation. Ferguson said Streets and Sanitation Commissioner Charles Williams walked out of a March meeting when he was asked for details on how the savings were measured.
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