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New Orleans IG teams up with Council President to stop bid rigging on city contracts after Smart Cities investigation - Vimarsana News

New Orleans IG teams up with Council President to stop bid rigging on city contracts after Smart Cities investigation

The investigation centers around the Mayor's Office of Utilities and its former director Jonathon Rhodes' project "Smart City."

Source: wdsu.com
Office of Inspector General concludes investigation into 'improper actions' of New Orleans employees - Vimarsana News

Office of Inspector General concludes investigation into 'improper actions' of New Orleans employees

An investigation into the alleged improper actions of New Orleans city employees, regarding the requested proposal for Advanced Broadband and Smart City Systems, has concluded.

Source: wgno.com
New Orleans inspector general concluded investigation into the Smart City program - Vimarsana News

New Orleans inspector general concluded investigation into the Smart City program

The investigation centers around the Mayor's Office of Utilities and its former director Jonathon Rhodes' project "Smart City."

Source: wdsu.com
New Orleans employees had undisclosed conflicts | Local Politics - Vimarsana News

New Orleans employees had undisclosed conflicts | Local Politics

Employees Jonathan Rhodes and Christopher Wolff should have disclosed their conflicts, the OIG said while stopping short of declaring they broke any laws.

Source: nola.com
Bid-rigging, ethics violations found in unreleased New Orleans 'smart cities' investigation - Vimarsana News

Bid-rigging, ethics violations found in unreleased New Orleans 'smart cities' investigation

Investigators hired by the New Orleans City Council to look into the now-abandoned "smart cities" project found evidence of potential contract-rigging, ethics violations and perjury by city officials.