Employees and board members of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. racked up excessive travel expenses last year, from afternoon tea at a posh London hotel to a $918 dinner at an Orlando restaurant, according to a critical review released Thursday by Florida?s chief inspector general.
About 30 percent of the reports were filed later than the required 10-day time frame and many included expenses of more than one employee, making it difficult to tell who was responsible for a given charge.
Among the findings:
- Citizens? Chief Financial Officer Sharon Binnun incurred $236.17 for the six-hour ?day use? of a hotel room for a meeting in Zurich.
- As many as 36 Citizens employees and board members attended board meetings held in swank hotels.
- When Carlos Lacasa, the board chairman, went to London in April with Binnun and another Citizens executive.
- At board meetings and workshops.
Full News: Citizens Property Insurance?s excessive travel spending should be curtailed
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