Alabama AG Probes Marion City Over $1.7M Utility Payments
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Alabamas Attorney General is investigating Marion City over $1.7 million in unaccounted utility payments from 2022-2023. The city must provide records, including budgets, financial ledgers, water system details, and grants. Mayor Dexter Hinton assures full cooperation, citing independent audits that claim funds are accounted for. However, the subpoena questions the audits credibility due to sloppy records and missing ledgers. The city requested more time to produce documents due to staff shortages, following a major water outage last year. The investigation continues as residents await further developments.
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