Hudson County officials confirmed that the Office of the Inspector General are investigating a “no-show” job at the county parks department after a former worker was hit with 28 counts of wire fraud earlier this week.
At yesterday’s Hudson County Board of Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Bill O’Dea (D-2) began the discussion on the subject at the top of the meeting before getting into the agenda.
O’Dea vocalized his concerns to his colleagues, citing an HCV report that U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer had announced that a former Hudson County Parks Department employee has been charged with wire fraud related to a seasonal “no-show” job he held for about three-and-a-half years…