The Municipality of Aguada kept ten tablets, purchased for $2,299 for use by citizens in municipal libraries, stored and unused for 1,201 days, according to an audit released yesterday by the Comptroller's Office.
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The Municipality of Aguada kept ten tablets, purchased for $2,299 for use by citizens in municipal libraries, stored and unused for 1,201 days, according to an audit released yesterday by the Comptroller's Office.