Road Home resignation letter over mismanagement of hurricane Katrina funds
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- ICF International
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1. Has this file been released before anywhere on or off line? The memo was released by a Road Home Program/ ICF International employee to members of ICF International and Quadel management on February 28, 2007.
2. Why is this file important? This file is important because is voices concerns regarding the mismanagement of millions of Federal aid dollars dedicated to the reconstruction of Louisiana post-hurricane Katrina.
3. What is the likely audience? The target audience for this information is the Louisiana Legislature, the Louisiana State Office of Community Development, the Louisiana Recovery Authority in addition to any citizen who had their lives affected by the disaster and the lack of adequate assistance as promised by the state and federal government.
4. What are some approaches to verification (who can journalists call for comment etc)? Feel free to contact any of the following individuals/organizations:
Louisiana Recovery Authority: 225.342.1700
Disaster Recovery Unit Attorney - Patrick Keller: Patrick.Keller@la.gov
Disaster Recovery Unit Senior Housing Manager - Mike Spletto - Mike.Spletto@la.gov
5. Why was it leaked? This document is being leaked so that the mismanagement of this historical disaster recovery project can be known and dealt with before it is too late for the Louisiana Gulf Coast and its residence.
6. Is there some event that means the document needs to published ugently?
The sooner this information is made available, the sooner the facts of the matter can be made known to all parties affected by the gross negligence of ICF International and Quadel.