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The Office of Inspector General released a report showing 26 of the board’s employees were caught illegally using handicap placards to park around their office on St. Joseph Street.
WDSU News
The Office of Inspector General released a report showing 26 of the board’s employees were caught illegally using handicap placards to park around their office on St. Joseph Street.
The Times Picayune - Nola.com
A draft report from the New Orleans Office of Inspector General says more than two-dozen Sewerage & Water Board employees were using fake or unauthorized handicap parking placards and hang-tags to thwart parking meters around the utility's main office.
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The last thing the New Orleans Sewage & Water Board needs is another black mark against it – but that’s exactly what it got after a citizen – let’s call him a Good Samaritan – reported seeing an unusual number of cars parked outside of the Sewage & Water Board offices with handicap placards.
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According to the New Orleans Inspector General's 2017 Annual Report, 26 Sewerage and Water Board Employees used handicapped placards and hangtags at the Sewerage and Water Board's main office on St. Joseph's street beyond the three-hour limit given to disabled residents.
For nearly a year, Darrin Robinson had been on the lam from allegations that he partook in a plot to steal New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board brass fittings and sell them to local scrapyards while working for the agency, police allege.
Regardless of who succeeds him, Ed Quatrevaux will be missed when he retires as New Orleans Inspector General next month.
New Orleans Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux vowed Thursday (Sept. 14) to tightly monitor the city's $22 million plan to clean and repair thousands of catch basins.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. - The New Orleans Office of Inspector General announced Thursday that his office will conduct a “continuous monitoring program” on work to repair the city’s catch basins.
Nine more Sewerage and Water Board employees have been implicated in an investigation involving the theft of more than half million dollars worth of brass from the utility system.
A former Sewerage and Water Board employee was booked Thursday (Aug. 3) on charges that he stole more than 1,000 pounds of brass from water meters.