D.C. Council members told the city’s chief financial officer on Monday that they are tired of being asked to tap District taxpayers and employees to cover his predicted revenue shortfalls when the city ended 2011 with a $240 million surplus.
“There should be a way to resolve this internally,” Council Chairman Kwame Brown told District CFO Natwar Gandhi at a hearing. “That seems to be a huge disconnect.”
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