Chronic neglect and lax oversight by Montgomery County managers led to hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars being wasted in a tuition assistance program for county employees, according to a damning new report issued by the county’s independent inspector general.

Inspector General Thomas Dagley said the county’s lack of action and oversight had led to a situation that “will continue to expose county taxpayer dollars to waste and abuse” until changes are made.

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