Gov. O’Malley is expected to make an announcement today about a possible special session on gambling issues; In the meantime, MGM Resorts has dropped efforts to win tax breaks while Penn National has one particularly harsh word for Maryland’s process of awarding casino; Democratic researcher says Larry Hogan fudged the numbers on residential flight from the state; U.S. Rep. Bartlett begins running commercials; former State Police Chief Larry Tolliver takes over Arundel Police Department; and MoCo police seize guns in psychiatric cases.
Day: July 27, 2012
Md. Housing Department audit finds late paperwork, misplaced funds
The Housing and Community Development Department filed reports on escrow accounts six months late and $194,000 supposed to go to housing was sent to the wrong state agency by a bank without efforts to recover it, state auditors found. Similar audits in past years had found the same problems with the escrow accounts.
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