A Michigan public housing commission is shot through with conflicts of interests, including two top officials with family members benefiting from the federal program, according to a government watchdog.
“The board president had a relative who participated in the program, and the board vice president was a landlord in the program,” the Department of Housing and Urban Development said in a report made public Tuesday.
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