Attorney general orders Dolton to release spending records – WGNTV (Chicago)

WGN Investigates sent a public records request to Dolton asking for, among other things, copies of additional credit card statements and payments to Mayor Tiffany Henyard. The village did not turn over the records, as required under state law, but now a spokeswoman for Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul said in an email, “The village has 35 days after the issuance of the opinion to either comply or contest the opinion in court.”
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chris
2 years ago

THIS IS A REAL JOKE!!

Where's Mine ???
2 years ago

Kwame’s just now taking action when news media gets involved?

taxpayer
2 years ago

Perhaps Henyard failed to share properly with her colleagues.

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

He knows an attention grabbing headline when he sees one. Your next governor or senator. Bet on it.

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