Corruption in Orange, NJ: A Deep Dive with Councilman Weldon Montague III
Yes, change is necessary, the only way we're going to get the stigma off of our city being the most corrupt city in the state of New Jersey.
What happens when a city becomes synonymous with corruption? In this gripping episode of 'Urban Tools for Change', Dr. Lisa LaCon sits down with Councilman Weldon Montague III to unravel the layers of corruption plaguing Orange, New Jersey. They don't just skim the surface; they dive into the gritty realities of drug abuse, unemployment, and homelessness that haunt the city. Montague shares his firsthand experiences and reflects on how these issues impact the community and governance.
He emphasizes the importance of work ethic, confidence, and family values in overcoming these challenges. Dr. LaCon, with her expertise in psychiatric rehabilitation, brings a unique perspective to the conversation, highlighting the need for robust community outreach programs. The episode is not just about identifying problems but also about finding solutions. Dr. LaCon and Councilman Montague urge listeners to get involved in their communities and take charge of their civic responsibilities.
It's a powerful call-to-action that aims to inspire real change. If you're ready to understand the complexities of urban corruption and want to be part of the solution, this episode is a must-listen.