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Have a problem with Community Transit? These are the federal authorities who want to hear from you.

Already busted once

The Seattle Times · July 22, 1993
Investigators seize CT records
FBI and Snohomish County Sheriff's detectives seized Community Transit records. The agency's executive director admitted he was told about kickbacks in the maintenance department and did nothing. A management audit described his treatment of employees as "often autocratic and intimidating." He resigned. The agency received "blistering criticism."
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1993: FBI bribery and kickback investigation.

Now reported again.

Now reported to

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Illegal surveillance of citizens. Email interception without warrant authorization. Civil rights violations targeting a gay man. Retaliation for protected public records activity.

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U.S. DOT Office of Inspector General

Conflicts of interest. Nepotism. Vendor contracts awarded to the IT Director's husband. Procurement irregularities. Federal transit funds involved.

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