Ohio development office under scrutiny from feds
A federal agency issued a scathing report on the use of federal funds by the Ohio Department of Development, questioning $20 million in costs and identifying $5 million that could be “put to better use.” The funds were allocated by The National Institute of Standards and Technology in the Department of Commerce, which oversees the Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership MEP centers “provide manufacturers with services and access to resources to enhance growth, improve productivity, and expand capacity,” according to the federal government. The federal audit concluded that ...