Oversight of Engineers’ Moonlighting Assailed
Los Angeles’ Bureau of Engineering is failing to provide adequate oversight of city engineers who moonlight, according to an audit released Friday by the controller’s office.
Some vital information was missing from some engineers who reported working for others, including where the engineers were employed and how much money they were earning. Without that information, it is impossible to know whether the engineers are complying with the city’s conflict-of-interest laws.
The engineering bureau has said it will follow up with the employees involved, the controller’s office said.
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