Volusia Senator questions Daytona Beach oversight, requests state review
Senator Tom Wright, who represents Volusia County, said he’s losing confidence in how the city of Daytona Beach handles its finances.
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Senator Tom Wright, who represents Volusia County, said he’s losing confidence in how the city of Daytona Beach handles its finances.
Tallahassee will scrutinize how Daytona Beach spends your tax dollars on Monday. The call for an audit follows a Channel 9 investigation that exposed questionable credit card spending, lax oversight, and generous car allowances.
For the past month, 9 Investigates has been diving into public records related to spending habits of Daytona Beach city employees.
For the past month, 9 Investigates has been diving into public records related to spending habits of Daytona Beach city employees.
A new report obtained today by nine investigators shows that some Daytona Beach employees may not be paying federal taxes on their car allowances. The findings come from an auditor hired by commissioners to review the city’s finances.
The Volusia County Council voted 5-2 against a proposal to reopen a section of Daytona Beach to vehicles, a stretch that has been closed since 1996.
Daytona Beach city credit cards have been suspended while new policies are created in response to our investigation into misspending.
People’s personal information, including their social security numbers, were displayed on the Daytona Beach City website, and it’s not clear how long it was up.
The auditor looking into possible mispending in Daytona Beach is answering our questions about a travel expense report that 9 Investigates exposed yesterday.
Daytona Beach City Manager discussed our investigation into possible misuse of city credit cards. Nine Investigates spent the past 10 days examining the issues.