The Door, a non-profit that offers reproductive health care and other services to adolescents, had contracts worth more than $3.8 million registered with Comptroller Brad Lander's office since Jan. 27 when it admitted to submitting inaccurate records to the state Health Department -- raising questions about why Lander and Mayor Adams' administration would approve of deals with an entity implicated in a "civil fraud action."
After $13M settlement with feds, troubled non-profit The Door still approved by NYC comptroller, city
NY Daily News - 10 Oct 2022 11:00
The Door, a non-profit that offers reproductive health care and other services to adolescents, had contracts worth more than $3.8 million registered with Comptroller Brad Lander's office since Jan. 27 when it admitted to submitting inaccurate records to the state Health Department -- raising questions about why Lander and Mayor Adams' administration would approve of deals with an entity implicated in a "civil fraud action."
Share this Article
Recommended