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Allegheny County's Clean Air Fund could do more to fight pollution, controller argues - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County's Clean Air Fund could do more to fight pollution, controller argues

Money for the nearly $10 million fund comes from fines paid by polluters, but auditors said too much of it is spent on county operating costs.

Source: wesa.fm
Audit of Allegheny County Human Services homeless spending - Vimarsana News

Audit of Allegheny County Human Services homeless spending

It focuses on $10 million in state funding to address the homeless situation in the county, less than a third of the $36 million spent annually by DHS.

Source: wtae.com
Allegheny County council member files lawsuit against county executive - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County council member files lawsuit against county executive

Allegheny County council member Bethany Hallam filed a lawsuit in Common Pleas Court in an attempt to force County Executive Rich Fitzgerald to attend monthly meetings for the Jail Oversight Board.

Source: wtae.com
"Show up and do your job": Hallam sues Fitzgerald for Jail Oversight Board absence - Vimarsana News

"Show up and do your job": Hallam sues Fitzgerald for Jail Oversight Board absence

Bethany Hallam has sued Rich Fitzgerald for failing to attend Jail Oversight Board meetings and allegedly thwarting the board's role in overseeing jail operations.

Allegheny County Jail: Union president claims safety concerns - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County Jail: Union president claims safety concerns

The union representing some employees at the Allegheny County Jail claims there are safety concerns for not only guards but also inmates.

Source: wtae.com