12 JAN 2012 News Update 1
Seeking a Crime Count ….crime statistics of the City of Richmond on Richmond Police Department’s website….incident reports of these two crimes did not come up when I searched….the three homicides that...
View ArticleUnhatched. Is the city’s incubator an economic engine? Or a cheap motel for...
….Richmond’s Economic Development Authority….subsidizes the building’s costs — which amounted to $114,000 last fiscal year….the authority doesn’t track jobs that incubator tenants have created, or how...
View ArticleRichmond sheriff still employs 8 relatives
….Earlier this month, Woody still employed a son, two sisters, a brother-in-law, a nephew, a nephew’s wife and two granddaughters, according to the office’s response to a Freedom of Information Act...
View ArticleCouncil Meeting Starts 25 minutes late.
Organizational Development Standing Committee Meeting Monday, April 2, 2012 Agenda: Monday, April 2, 2012, at 5:00 p.m. Minutes: President Kathy Graziano called the meeting to order at 5:25 p.m. Six...
View ArticleConsultant alleges waste, abuse in city IT department
Richmond City Council members are asking the city’s auditor to investigate allegations in a letter sent to the city by a former consultant who claims waste and abuse of power in Richmond’s Information...
View ArticleRichmond City Council requests audit of IT project
The Richmond City Council on Tuesday requested an audit of an $18 million information technology project that has been the subject of allegations of waste and mismanagement by a former consultant…....
View ArticleCity worker overpaid by $4,469
An investigation by the Richmond Inspector General’s Office revealed that a former employee in the City Assessor’s Office was paid $4,469 for time she didn’t work.
View ArticleConcerns raised after city director calls for audit halt
The contractor’s claims caused the audit that has been underway for some time but a little over a week ago the head of the city finance, Sharon Judkins, wrote a memo asking that it be halted.
View ArticleContractors, audit report focus criticism on city office
Complaints from local minority contractors about how work on Richmond’s $134 million jail project is being allocated and a draft audit report that raises serious questions about the effectiveness of...
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Reports find abuses in Richmond Public Works
2012 Oct 17. One Richmond Department of Public Works employee admitted racking up thousands of minutes in personal calls on her city-issued cellphone and falsifying her timesheets for more than a year...
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