Crowley's spouse joined the housing nonprofit in 2020, the same year he was first elected as County Executive. The payments were part of a federal rental assistance program managed through the county's partnership with the organization to aid local residents.
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Milwaukee County Exec Approves $65M for Nonprofit Employing Wife
US Politics8 days ago
The campaign of Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has declined to confirm if he disclosed a conflict of interest regarding federal funds sent to a nonprofit employing his spouse. The organization, Community Advocates, confirmed that Crowley personally approved the distribution of more than $65 million in taxpayer money to the agency, which later promoted his wife.
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