Office of Campaign Finance investigating deputy mayor

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The Office of Campaign Finance has opened an internal review of Deputy Mayor Neil Albert’s meetings on behalf of a company he founded — a company that has since won preliminary approval for a $57 million city construction contract, the office’s top lawyer told The Examiner.

Kathy Williams, general counsel to the office, would not comment further, except to say that the inquiry was prompted by reports in The Examiner.

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