The Department of Information Technology did not maintain adequate internal controls in managing a $158 million project to upgrade and expand Maryland’s high-speed fiber optics infrastructure that was funded predominantly by federal stimulus dollars, state auditors found.
Day: August 26, 2013
State Roundup, Monday, August 26, 2013
Audrey Scott withdraws from consideration to replace Sen. Pipkin; now Dels. Smigiel and Hershey are tied in a confusing struggle; long-time Arundel civil leader says he’ll seek Del. Dwyer’s seat; UM prof who had hoped to get Sen. Garagiola’s seat withdraws, citing Del. Feldman’s likely appointment; Blaine Young says he won’t run for governor but suggests bid to become Frederick’s first county executive; Young then backs Charles Lollar for the Republican nomination; Comptroller Franchot says he won’t endorse in Dem Primary for governor; all the way around, it was a tough week for Maryland’s Republicans; Sen. Colburn’s political reimbursements called into question; District 1 State House delegation reverse course, decides to meet with corrections officers union; use of Common Application for colleges may be illegal in Maryland; six lawyers seek new Cecil Circuit judgeship; and Koch won’t buy Sun.
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