A recent county report has shed light on the handling of COVID-era contracts and grants in Orange County. The report found that millions of dollars were awarded with little accounting of how the money was spent. This lack of oversight occurred under the supervision of former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do, who is currently serving time in federal prison for bribery.

The report suggests that the county's management of taxpayer dollars was flawed during Do's time in office. It notes that contracts and grants were directed with no competitive bidding. Further details on the report's findings are available from the source.

The report's release comes a year after Do began serving his prison sentence, and it continues to reveal evidence of corruption and mismanagement in the county.