A secret hiring database kept by former Gov. Rod Blagojevich's administration is shedding new light on a controversy over lucrative pressure-washing jobs that went to a Cicero company owned by a major Blagojevich campaign contributor.No word yet from former Illinois Department of Transportation official Dan Stefanski on this one.
The contributor -- William Mologousis, owner of Pressure Washing Systems Environmental Inc. -- helped his brother-in-law Robert Millette land a $95,000-a-year job as the Illinois Department of Transportation's finance and administration chief in 2003, the records show.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Business owner helped brother-in-law get on Blagojevich administration payroll -- then landed state contract
The Chicago Sun-Times reports:
