An audit into a network of group homes caring for wards of the county Department of Children and Family Services revealed its owner used $280,000 in public funds to buy real estate in his name, leased it to the group homes, and then gave his family massive salary increases after the county demanded reimbursement.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
DCFS group home rife with money problems
DCFS group home rife with money problems
An audit into a network of group homes caring for wards of the county Department of Children and Family Services revealed its owner used $280,000 in public funds to buy real estate in his name, leased it to the group homes, and then gave his family massive salary increases after the county demanded reimbursement.
An audit into a network of group homes caring for wards of the county Department of Children and Family Services revealed its owner used $280,000 in public funds to buy real estate in his name, leased it to the group homes, and then gave his family massive salary increases after the county demanded reimbursement.
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