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No evidence of bullying against Cuyahoga County s independent watchdog, investigation finds

“No evidence” of bullying against Cuyahoga County’s independent watchdog, investigation finds Posted May 12, 2021 Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio An attorney hired as a special investigator found “no evidence” to support most of the bullying complaints filed by Cuyahoga County’s independent watchdog against the chair of the committee overseeing her department. Of the 11 allegations Director of Internal Audit Monica Houston leveled against Audit Committee Chair Mike Abouserhal, 10 were found to be “unsubstantiated,” according to the attorney’s report, obtained by The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com through a public records request. In the only “substantiated” complaint, the report stated it was “reasonable to conclude” that Abouserhal may have asked Houston to meet at his home to prepare for a February 2020 committee meeting, because he’d held similar meetings at his home with one of Houston’s predecessors. Houston had said she was uncomfortable wit

Olmsted Falls hires $200-an-hour consultant to clean up city s bookkeeping issues

Olmsted Falls hires $200-an-hour consultant to clean up city’s bookkeeping issues © John Benson/cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Olmsted Falls City Hall. OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio Late last year former Olmsted Township Finance Director Nick Vitalone brought up the city’s messy debt service funds, which for more than a decade have caused one headache after another related to empty balances and unneeded accounts. Olmsted Falls City Council earlier this month approved the hiring of the Gateway Group’s Rick Merolla to review city finance procedures related to debt reconciliation. “This issue has been going on for over 10 years, if not longer,” Olmsted Falls Mayor James Graven said. “It’s important to have an objective expert with over 30 years of experience review the debt service funds.

Olmsted Falls names North Olmsted resident as new part-time finance director

Olmsted Falls taps North Olmsted resident as new part-time finance director Updated Jan 29, 2021; Facebook Share OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio Earlier this week, Cory Swaisgood was named as the city’s new part-time finance director. The North Olmsted resident will continue his current position as Huron’s full-time finance director. “Mr. Swaisgood has considerable experience in municipal finance, state auditing and county internal auditing,” Olmsted Falls Mayor James Graven said. “I’m pleased that we were able to find such a well-qualified candidate. “Cory has a proven track record of transparency, accountability in finance and auditing. He understands that one of my top priorities is the responsible management of our taxpayers’ dollars.”

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