Response to My Open Records Request for Million Dollar Wisconsin Web Site

by Dan Cody Leave a reply »

Last Friday, I received a response to my open records request to the Government Accountability Board regarding the “million dollar web site”. For the back story, read:

http://dancody.org/archives/wisconsin-sending-1-million-to-a-company-who-doesnt-know-the-difference-between-madison-and-minneapolis.html

http://dancody.org/archives/more-on-that-million-dollar-state-web-site.html

http://dancody.org/archives/open-records-request-made-for-million-dollar-web-site.html

In all, there were about 17 documents I received from the GAB via email. It’s a lot of documentation to sort through, but I have started to dig through it and try to piece together the bigger story of just how it is we’re spending a million dollars on a web site that I’ve said has less functionality than my weblog.

The answer so far? We didn’t spend one million dollars on this web site at http://cfis.wi.gov as the Journal Sentinel originally reported.

We spent TWO million dollars for the Campaign Finance Information System web site.

More soon.

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3 Responses

  1. Sean says:

    Keep it up dude….