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State auditor: Mitchell, Nebraska, mayor may have used public equipment for personal gain
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Nebraska Examiner
Foley also raised eyebrows about “excessive” city payments to the mayor’s “Handyman” business.
The auditor on Tuesday released a 20-page report to the Panhandle City of Mitchell detailing findings and including photos.
Mitchell City Council President Sean Hopkins said Tuesday the city had no additional comment at this time.
The auditing team said the City Council approved only nine of the payments, totaling about $30,450.
City leadership told auditors that any missing transactions would have been due to omissions by The Center’s administrator, who was responsible for bills presented to the City Council.
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