Office of the Comptroller

 
updated 06/22/04

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Workers reassured in Cabinet merger
Officials pledged Wednesday that no state employee will be "put out on the street" in the merger of two Cabinet agencies creating a constitutionally mandated chief financial officer.6/13/02

Dissolved panel claims foul play
Angry directors of a $21.6 million state purchasing program that gives jobs to handicapped workers asked Comptroller Bob Milligan on Wednesday to investigate a "coup" in the final days of the legislative session.6/13/02

Bush signs bill creating chief financial officer position
TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Jeb Bush signed a Cabinet reorganization bill Wednesday creating a chief financial officer to pay the state's bills and help regulate Florida's financial industry. The measure (HB-3E) merges the offices on insurance commissioner and treasurer, creating a powerful political base for the new CFO.6/13

A fulfilled promise
Eight years ago, Florida Comptroller Bob Milligan set out to change the relationship politicians had with financial institutions, and now that his job is done, he's retiring.5/9

Milligan says he's out of CFO race
Comptroller Bob Milligan said Sunday he will drop his bid for chief financial officer but doesn't plan to run for Congress. "I didn't come into this thing to be a career politician," Milligan said. "If I did that, I'd be becoming a career politician."5/6

Editorial: Menorah Gardens case: Company, state failed
In retrospect, the state should have landed on Menorah Gardens with both feet in 1998. Instead, state inspectors sent the owner a "govern yourself accordingly" letter and put the cemetery back in...

Fla. knew of burial mix-ups 3 years ago
By Joel Engelhardt, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
State inspectors found evidence three years ago that bodies were buried in the wrong places at Menorah Gardens cemetery, allegations that mirror those in...

State knew about misplaced bodies
WEST PALM BEACH - State officials found out three years ago that bodies were buried in the wrong places at a Palm Beach County cemetery but didn't fully follow up on their own inspection reports.

Menorah Gardens executive kills himself
By Alice Gregory, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Distraught about staggering allegations against his company that generated universal disgust, a Menorah Gardens executive committed suicide in his...

 State files reveal little on tampered grave sites

 

 

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