State Commission of Investigation report reveals mismanagement, questionable hiring practices by ex-NJ official
The State Commission of Investigation released a report today on the probe into mismanagement, questionable hiring practices and other administrative problems at the Schools Development Authority during the tenure of former Chief Executive Officer Lizette Delgado‐Polanco.
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Sep 30, 2020, 4:09 PM
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The State Commission of
Investigation released a report today on the probe into mismanagement,
questionable hiring practices and other administrative problems at the Schools
Development Authority during the tenure of former Chief Executive Officer
Lizette Delgado‐Polanco.
Lizette Delgado-Polanco ran
the New Jersey Schools Development Authority until April of last year.
The group led construction
projects in some of the state's poorest districts. The commission found
Delgado-Polanco was often in touch with members of the Murphy administration by
phone or text.
The commission found human
resource violations, and among them -- some of the people Delgado-Polanco hired
were unqualified for their jobs.
The commission overall
alleges Delgado-Polanco was a "woefully inexperienced CEO."
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