The Fenty administration was warned three years ago that there were problems in a city workers’ compensation fund that is now the center of at least four investigations, The Washington Examiner has learned.
Last week, Fenty and his attorney general, Peter Nickles, conceded that workers had been paying for insurance but the city’s Office of Risk Management wasn’t forwarding the money on to insurance companies. The pair asked Inspector General Charles Willoughby to investigate.
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