Six employees on leave following code enforcement favoritism allegations

The employees were placed on administrative leave Sept. 2 in connection with an ongoing investigation led by Manatee County's inspector general

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 5:03 p.m. September 9, 2021
Courtesy. Work continued in April on a 50-acre parcel in Myakka City even after Manatee County code enforcement officers had received complaints about a possible lack of the proper permits.
Courtesy. Work continued in April on a 50-acre parcel in Myakka City even after Manatee County code enforcement officers had received complaints about a possible lack of the proper permits.
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Six Manatee County employees were placed on administrative leave Sept. 2 in connection with an ongoing investigation led by Manatee County Inspector General Lori Stephens.

 

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