As Orange County school districts prepare to spend more than $2 billion in recent voter-approved construction bonds, questions emerge over who will manage the insurance tied to those project sites. Drawing on past conflicts of interest with bond construction insurance, a commitment to public oversight, full disclosure and transparency must occur before taxpayer dollars are spent.
Tag: North Orange County Community College District
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Resnick: NOCCCD’s Measure J Conflict Voters Never Saw
Voters should approach school bond measures cautiously when competing interests are not fully disclosed. At the North Orange County Community College District, Fred Williams, Vice Chancellor of Finance and Facilities, held a concurrent role as director of an insurance company that was providing bond construction insurance to the college district.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
What’s Going On With the Cat Colonies at Cypress College?
Allegations of animal cruelty at Cypress College prompted the college’s president to deny the actions.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Elementary School Board Votes to Oust an Elected Official
A majority of school board members voted to vacate Trustee Mark Lopez’s seat despite concerns the action is illegal and could land the district in a lawsuit.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Resnick: OC Public School Administrators – Is Anyone Asking Questions?
Orange County taxpayers benefit from significant transparency regarding the actions of our elected officials and their handling of public funds. However, it seems that public school administrators who oversee budgets larger than those of many cities, often do so with less scrutiny than our elected officials receive.
