Two supervisors are lining up against Mauk, while two others seem to be supporting him going into Friday’s closed session meeting on his handling of the Bustamante affair.
Tag: Tom Mauk
County CEO Faces Ouster Over Handling of Bustamante Affair
The Board of Supervisors will meet Friday to discuss whether CEO Tom Mauk should be fired in light of the most recent revelations regarding Carlos Bustamante, who was charged with sexually assaulting women while he worked as a public works manager.
Rackauckas: How Was ‘Wolf Kept in Charge of His Prey for So Long?’
Allegations regarding Carlos Bustamante’s conduct toward women working under him in OC Public Works first surfaced in March 2011. Why did it take seven months for high-level officials to call in the DA?
DA Staff Living in Office Limbo
Orange County supervisors delay a lease for the district attorney, hoping to find cheaper office space for prosecutors and investigators.
Dominoes Fall at OC Public Works After Another Review
Director Jess Carbajal is put on administrative leave while others speak of “scummy behavior” and one executive quits in disgust.
OC Public Works Director Will Likely Be Put on Leave
Jess Carbajal is one of the high-ranking county officials who allegedly did not take appropriate action when sexual harassment complaints against Carlos Bustamante emerged.
Bustamante Sex Allegations Turned Over to District Attorney
District Attorney Tony Rackauckas’ office acknowledges receipt of a referral for investigation of sex harassment allegations against the Santa Ana city councilman and former high-ranking county executive.
No Action Taken in Friday Meeting on Bustamante Allegations
The meeting for Monday is still on the agenda. Supervisors are considering whether to refer the issue to District Attorney Tony Rackauckas.
Supervisors Schedule Meeting to Review Bustamante Matter
Evaluation of CEO Tom Mauk will focus on his handling of sex allegations against Carlos Bustamante, a former county executive.
Sources: Bustamante Sex Case Botched by OC Officials
County supervisors are considering whether to refer allegations of sexual harassment against Carlos Bustamante, a former top county executive and current Santa Ana city councilman, to the district attorney.










