Today, the Maryland Department of the Environment’s audit report came out. It identifies major concerns with this agency.
They include paying a former employee $225,000 for “consulting” in violation of state ethics laws and also falsely telling the General Assembly that it had implemented a new computer system costing more than $7.8 million when in fact they were still using the old computer system.
http://www.ola.state.md.us/Reports/Fiscal%20Compliance/MDE11.pdf
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Baystat, Statestat, it's all sales accomplishments of O'Malley's brother who has been the sales rep. I personally know that the airport doesn't use it so always wondered why the state continued to purchase this stuff. Of course, they have me now paying some union money that I never did nor realized any benefits from.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to retirement and moving out of here before Annapolis totally screws me on that too!
I have realized benefits from the union many times. That's irrelevant however. I don't know why they spent money on this audit. I could have told the legislature most of this for free. EEMS is a joke.
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