SEIU Local 721

SEIU Local 721 Calls for Attorney General to Investigate Self-Dealing and $22 Million in Extra Costs at Tarzana Treatment Center

Published in AIDS Weekly, September 21st, 2009

SEIU Local 721 submitted an investigative report to the office of Attorney General Jerry Brown today providing evidence that executives at the Tarzana Treatment Center may have diverted, or allowed the diversion of, up to $22 million in assets that could been used to help thousands of people overcome substance abuse, mental health issues, and HIV/AIDS.

The report, by the Center for Public Accountability at SEIU Local 721, found what appears to be improper self-dealing by the management team at the largely government-funded nonprofit organization, one of Southern California's longest-established substance-abuse clinics. It found that four Tarzana management team members...

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Source: AIDS Weekly (2009-09-21)

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