MISSISSIPPI WEB SITE
2007
STATE FLAG
STEVEN
A. McCALEB
103 ALVERADO DRIVE
LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI 39560
PHONE & FAX: (228)-868-8428
This is the email and
statement I have received over the years concerning WRANPS and the TIDELANDS
TRUST FUNDS TO WRANPS.
E-MAIL
Dear Mr. McCaleb:
I am responding to your e-mail request to Jim Gilliland.
You have requested a full and impartial investigation concerning the
Secretary of State Eric Clark for providing grant money to the Wildlife
Rehabilitation & Nature Preservation Society and the money passing through
the Mississippi Department of Marine Resource. You suggested that the
Secretary of State has misused the Tidelands Trust Funds by providing grant
money to WRANPS since 1997.
What evidence do you have that the Secretary of State has committed a
crime? Without evidence of a criminal act, we cannot initiate an
investigation on a public official. Belief, suspicion or hunch is
insufficient to open an investigation. We have to have some evidence that a
crime has been committed.
If you are challeging a decision by Mr. Clark or his office because of an
ethics violation, then you can consider contacting the Ethics Department of
the State.
Sincerely,
Don Bartlett
Investigator
Mr. McCaleb:
Please don't send any more e-mails. I've already made suggestions for
your consideration concerning your complaint.
>>> <Mccaleb4thdist@aol.com> 3/27/2007 4:40 PM >>>
Steven A. McCaleb
DBART@ago.state.ms.us
Like I stated in my email, my web sites show that the Secretary of state has
approved grants to WRANPS from the Tidelands Trust funds through the
Mississippi Department of Marine Resources,
I will email you my findings soon, and I am requesting a full and impartial
investigation on the grant money provided to WRANPS.
Sincerely,
Steven A. McCaleb
Here is but one web site showing $70,000.00 provided to WRANPS by the
Tidelands Trust Fund.
Sincerely,
Steven A. McCaleb
Please provide me with an address and fax number, so I may mail these emails
too your office.
Sincerely,
Steven A. McCaleb
Steven A. McCaleb
WRANPS 25,000.00 FY06
Steven A. McCaleb
How is it that WRANPS get to move on state owned property at the Mississippi
Lyman Fish Hatchery, now that it is being taken over by the Department of
Marine Resources, thus more grant money my the Tideland Trust fund.
Steve A. McCaleb
HB 67
WRANPS 25,000.00
Steven A. McCaleb
Steven A. McCaleb
STEVEN A. McCALEB
2005
STEVEN A. McCALEB
I want you too have all the information I can provide showing Fraud,
Waste, & Abuse.
Steven A. McCaleb
This is how WRANPS will keep getting grants.
Steven A. McCaleb
PEER Committee
PEER Report Titles 1990-199
Report #380. A REVIEW OF THE USE OF
TIDELANDS FUNDS, September 29, 1998, 43 pages
Executive Summary
Full
Text Acrobat - (417 K)
WRANPS IS ALL THE WAY TO THE BOTTOM OF PAGE.
STEVEN A. McCALEB
CORRUPTION IN MISSISSIPPI
STEVEN A. McCALEB
More grant money from the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)
part of $665000.00
the United Stated Department of Interior is getting back to me on this,
they sent ma a large pkg.
Mr. McCaleb:
Once again I'm asking you to refrain from sending more e-mails
concerning your original complaint on Mr. Clark.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Ok, but I would like to be keep in the loop of the on going
investigation concerning this matter.
Sincerely,
Steven A. McCaleb
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SOCIETY |
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Dear Mr. McCaleb:
I am responding to
your e-mail request to Jim Gilliland.
You have requested
a full and impartial investigation concerning the Secretary of State Eric Clark
for providing grant money to the Wildlife Rehabilitation & Nature Preservation
Society and the money passing through the Mississippi Department of Marine
Resource. You suggested that the Secretary of State has misused the Tidelands
Trust Funds by providing grant money to WRANPS since 1997.
What evidence do
you have that the Secretary of State has committed a crime? Without evidence of
a criminal act, we cannot initiate an investigation on a public official.
Belief, suspicion or hunch is insufficient to open an investigation. We have to
have some evidence that a crime has been committed.
If you are
challeging a decision by Mr. Clark or his office because of an ethics violation,
then you can consider contacting the Ethics Department of the State.
Sincerely,
Don Bartlett
Investigator
