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The Special Investigator's office Finds Fraud in Food Purchasing for City Schools

February 22, 2004
Special Investigator Richard Condon has found that officials at the Office of School Food and Nutrition Services have failed to adequately oversee the operations of their agency, and there have been improper actions taken in the bidding process as well as in pricing food items for school cafeterias.