Auditor travels Oregon, hunting mismanagement

By Rachel Stark / The Bulletin
April 16, 2012

PORTLAND — When Tiffany Couch’s phone rings, it often means trouble for another Oregon city.

Last year she was called to Oakridge, a Lane County timber town of about 3,700 people that in two years ran through $1 million in reserves. She scoured the city’s books and interviewed staff in search of....

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