Findings released following independent investigation into commissioner’s conduct

By Becky Ginos

FARMINGTON—A five month independent investigation into Commission Chair John Crofts’ conduct found several areas of concern. In a report received through a GRAMA request by the Davis Journal on May 27, attorney Kristin A. VanOrman with the firm of Strong & Hanni gave her findings and recommendations to Chief Civil Deputy Davis County Attorney Neal Geddes and Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings.

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