John McKay has been using the analogy of a landlord and tenant to describe the relationship between the Jackson County Board of Supervisors and Singing River Health System. He has used this in campaign materials, on Facebook, and in an interview with WXXV. That choice of wording is unique, sending up a red flag at […]
Retirees Get Fleeced, SRHS Gets Leased, JCBOS Master Plan? Read More »
In 2013, after KPMG had conducted some preliminary field work for that year’s audit (costing Singing River $50,000), Singing River decided, as a cost-saving measure, to hire Horne LLP (“Horne”) to conduct its fiscal year 2013 audit instead. Horne’s field work in preparation for its audit of Singing River’s financial statements revealed that KPMG’s prior
Billy Guice has released a statement on findings from LaPorte’s examination of the Singing River Health System Employee Pension Trust. Highlights: There was “[…]no evidence of theft, embezzlement or pilfering from the Trust Assets.” “There remain questions as to the investment of Trust Assets, particularly in 2008 and 2009.” “[…]there is no evidence that any
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