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Teamsters not happen with inmates filling potholes

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The Teamsters union, representing employees with the Mahoning County engineer's office, is considering filing a grievance after seeing inmates filling potholes. The head of Teamsters

Thursday, February 27th 2014, 12:25 PM EST

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The Teamsters union, representing employees with the Mahoning County engineer's office, is considering filing a grievance after seeing inmates filling potholes.

The head of Teamsters Union 377, Rich Sandburg, met with Mahoning County Engineer Pat Ginnetti late Wednesday afternoon to discuss the issue.

Sandburg tells 21 News, today's meeting surrounded contract disagreements and that he will be discussing those issues with some members on Thursday.

The two plan to meet again.

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