Gadsden County officials have reinstated former Elderly Affairs director LaToya Fryson, even after an investigation found missing rental revenue, unapproved facility use, and a conflict of interest tied to the county’s senior center prior operations.
- Investigators found rental fees from the senior center were not deposited into county accounts, and discounts were given without board approval.
- The county attorney reported a conflict of interest because LaToya Fryson volunteered with the Gadsden County Senior Foundation, which had no agreement to rent the facility.
- Watch the video below to learn what commissioners say needs to change moving forward.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
County officials say there were major lapses in how the senior center was being run.
The county attorney found rental fees from the facility weren’t going into county accounts, some groups were given discounts without approval, and sales taxes weren’t being charged…