When the item came up for discussion Tuesday, Spitzer killed his own proposal, saying it was really about teaching his fellow supervisor a lesson.
Tag: double-dipping
Spitzer Targets Double-Dipping by Nelson and Bilodeau
Orange County Supervisor Todd Spitzer has escalated his long-running feud with fellow Supervisor Shawn Nelson, introducing measures this week that ban the kind of double-dipping from taxpayer funds that Nelson and his chief of staff have long engaged in.
Political Aide’s Multiple Income Streams Shows How it Pays to be Connected
In addition to earning $177,000 in salary in benefits last year for his full-time county job, Denis Bilodeau received another $83,000 in payments and benefits from other public agencies, records show.
A Mayor Adept at Taking From Many Pots
Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido earns at least $81,952.68 in
stipends and benefits from his memberships on public boards, likely
making him the highest-paid city council member in Orange
County.
Orange Mayor Will Stop Double-Dipping
Carolyn Cavecche has collected $105,201 in lieu of health
benefits from the city while also getting benefits from OCTA.
Did He or Didn’t He Know About His Benefits?
Santa Ana city manager says Mayor Miguel Pulido had no knowledge that city was providing him with health benefits. But Pulido told the Register that he did know.
Santa Ana City Manager Takes Fall for Mayor’s Double-Dipping
Letter from City Manager David Ream says the city mistakenly paid Mayor Miguel Pulido’s $15,000 annual health insurance for more than three years.
A Triple-Dipper in Westminster
Councilman Tyler Diep has been taking medical benefits from the city, the Midway Sanitary District and the state Board of Equalization.
Supervisor Bill Campbell Also Got Car From Air District, but Paid for Mileage
Campbell drove a Mini Cooper courtesy of the Southern California Air Quality Management District for five months, then paid $600 to the district.
More Double-Dipping, This Time in Westminster
Mayor Margie Rice and Councilman Tyler Diep taking health benefits from both the city and the Midway Sanitary District, records show.










