Inspector general probing D.C.’s property agency

Published April 5, 2009 4:00am ET



The District’s inspector general’s office is investigating allegations of cronyism in the city’s multibillion-dollar property management agency, The Examiner has learned.

E-mails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show Office of Property Management employees alleged that unqualified people, some with ties to the mayor’s office, were foisted upon the agency.

 

On Wednesday, City Administrator Dan Tangherlini confirmed the investigation.

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