Nebraska State Auditor Accuses Mitchell's Mayor of Misuse of City Resources
Nebraska State Auditor found excessive payments of $47,448 to the mayor's personal business and improper use of municipal equipment, forwarding evidence to legal authorities for review.
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State auditor: Mitchell, Nebraska, mayor may have used public equipment for personal gain
The Nebraska State Auditor's Office is located in the State Capitol. (Paul Hammel/Nebraska Examiner)LINCOLN — State Auditor Mike Foley in a new report this week accused the mayor of a small western Nebraska town of possibly misusing public equipment and resources for the mayor’s personal benefit, including spraying a weedy area near his driveway with a city-owned utility vehicle. Foley also raised eyebrows about “excessive” city payments to the …


Nebraska state auditor accuses Mitchell's mayor of misuse of city resources
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley has referred allegations of misuse of city property against Mitchell Mayor Paul Murrell to the Scotts Bluff County Attorney's Office.
State auditor accuses Mitchell mayor of misuse of city resources
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley says an audit spurred by a concerned taxpayer's complaint alleges Mitchell Mayor Paul Murrell misused city vehicles. Foley also cites problems with more than $47,000 in payments to Murrell's private business.
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