Kathy Browning:
"The Town of Paonia's debit card policy has been reviewed due to receipts not being submitted and alleged illegal activity by the former finance officer.
The town has eight debit cards which are to be used for town business only.
The public works department has two cards, the police department two, the building inspector one, the town clerk one, the mayor one and one for Francis Winston who tests the town's water.
"We have evaluated that we do have a need for those [debit cards]," Mayor Neal Schwieterman said. He noted that some staff and the mayor do not use the debit cards "very much."
"The need comes in the biggest sense when people are traveling for training. You need a credit card for doing that," he said. "It's very manageable. We just have to have better safe guards in place. Many of them are already in place, but we're still working."..." (Read more? Click title)
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Showing posts with label Kristin Chesnik. Show all posts
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April 27, 2012
February 3, 2012
SandBox Comments: Delta County Independent "Paonia finance officer resigns"
Kathy Browning:
"Last Thursday the Paonia Town Council decided they had no choice but to turn the case of their financial officer over to the district attorney for criminal prosecution. The town alleges that Kristin Chesnik made personal purchases with town funds.
A day earlier, in light of the allegations of misuse of public funds, Chesnik resigned from town staff.
The decision by council was made following an executive session during a special town council meeting on Jan. 26. Trustees cast a unanimous vote. Also attending the executive session was auditor Peter Blair...."
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"Last Thursday the Paonia Town Council decided they had no choice but to turn the case of their financial officer over to the district attorney for criminal prosecution. The town alleges that Kristin Chesnik made personal purchases with town funds.
A day earlier, in light of the allegations of misuse of public funds, Chesnik resigned from town staff.
The decision by council was made following an executive session during a special town council meeting on Jan. 26. Trustees cast a unanimous vote. Also attending the executive session was auditor Peter Blair...."
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