DES MOINES – The Associated Press reported Tuesday that a division of the Iowa Department of Human Rights over-billed a state agency by about $25,000.
A fee of $40,000 was charged to the juvenile justice planning division to update a criminal history record database maintained by the Department of Public Safety. The actual bill should have been for $14,900.
According to the Associated Press, an state audit released Tuesday found poor record keeping and billing not supported by time sheets.
7 thoughts on “Iowa Human Rights over-bills state by nearly $25,000”
So, now without a Human Rights Department, we are stuck with this. Another Bookmeyer decision FUBAR!!
SNAFU is the acronym I believe you were looking for.
Actually we used this term in the military. F***ed Up Beyond All Recognition. SNAFU works too!
No– FUBAR is exactly what I meant. It means,
F….d up beyond all recognition!!! Snafu is not quite strong enough for this JA….
My personal all time favorite is BOHICA. Feel free to use it as you deem necessary. Bend Over Here It Comes Again. Have a great day!
And a Des Moines bookkeeping error relates to this our local decision — how?
Careful. Lots of dismissed human rights cases in dm from this agency, now it is over-billing. Sounds sloppy.