BENTON HARBOR — Benton Harbor’s previous finance director, James Williams IV, explained he came to the city in August to make a variance. In a Wednesday job interview with The Herald-Palladium, Williams claimed he resigned Feb. 3 mainly because he was not receiving the tools and cooperation required from metropolis staff members to do the job. In the course of his six months on the position, Williams mentioned he was never ever specified accessibility to some of the city’s pc courses and software program, which includes the kinds relating to tax dollars and the retirement program for municipal personnel. “It’s incredibly hard to perform when persons really don’t communicate with…