Housing group: NJ won’t release integrity monitor reports on Sandy contracts
Housing group: NJ won’t release integrity monitor reports on Sandy contracts (via NJ.com)
A housing advocate group today said New Jersey has declined to release integrity oversight monitor reports on Hurricane Sandy contracts that are required by a state law passed last spring but state officials have contended those reports aren’t yet…
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I’m missing something here. The bill requiring integrity monitors was passed and signed last March however the first integrity monitor was only appointed in January???
with any taxpayer money, is the only way to go, right from the get-go.. Time for us all to pay more attention, and demand it!