EXCLUSIVE: In a letter sent to his campaign committee, Baltimore’s second highest elected official is told to fix an array of inaccuracies in his finance reports.
No suspense here – the County Council had earlier signaled its approval of Johnny Olszewski’s choice of CAO and its disinterest in a whistleblower’s allegations.
The Council has ample reason to be worried about D’Andrea Walker’s ethics and judgment. But you’d never know it from the work session held on her nomination to become the county administrative officer. [OP-ED]
The work session made clear that the public works chief is a shoo-in for the promotion, despite testimony from two speakers linking her to poor personnel practices and harassment of a whistleblower.