Unified Fire Authority punts on decision of whether to sue to seek recovery of hundreds of thousands of dollars in allegedly misused public funds

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) New Fire Chief Dan Petersen for Unified Fire Authority discusses changes he has made to correct past problems during an interview on Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018. A 196-page investigative report by the Utah Attorney General's Office illuminated a pattern of past administrative abuse of public positions for personal benefit and yearly bonuses in the tens of thousands of dollars. The UFA board will likely consider whether to take its own legal action against the former fire administrators at its meeting next week.

Unified Fire Authority punts on decision of whether to sue to seek recovery of hundreds of thousands of dollars in allegedly misused public funds

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