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Presenter, “School Bond Financings with Tax Credits,” East Mississippi Center for Educational Development, April 2019.Presenter, “Basic Municipal Finance,” Mississippi Municipal League Certified Municipal Officer Program, 2017-2020.Presenter, “Issuing Bonds – The Rules,” CDFA Digital Training Institute, June 2020.

Presenter, "American Rescue Plan Act Funding Webinar," Mississippi Municipal League, July 15, 2021.Presenter, " Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act," Mississippi Municipal League, March 28, 2022.

#Troy butler series

Underwriter’s Counsel for $18,605,000 Lost Rabbit Public Improvement District, Special Assessment Bond, Series 2008.

Trustee’s Counsel for $34,745,060 MBFC Taxable Industrial Development Revenue Bonds, Series 2009 (300 Renaissance, LLC Project).

Underwriter’s Counsel for $15,520,000 Certificates of Participation, Series 2009 (The University of Southern Mississippi Parking Facilities Construction Project).

$10,800,000 MBFC Variable Rate Demand Revenue Gulf Opportunity Zone Bonds, Series 2006 (600 Concourse, LLC Project).

$90,000,000 MBFC Taxable Revenue Bond, Series 2008 (Caledonia Energy Partners, LLC Project).

$343,000 City of Vicksburg, Mississippi, Tax Increment Financing Bonds, Series 2008A (Cypress Centre Marketplace, LLC Project).

$1,216,200 City of Ellisville, Mississippi, Combined Water & Sewer Rural Development Revenue Bond, Series 2008.

$5,700,000 Rankin County School District, Rankin County, Mississippi, General Obligation Limited - Tax Notes, Series 2009.

Educational Building Corporation Revenue Bonds, Series 2009 (Campus Facilities Improvements Project).

$6,020,000 City of Laurel, Mississippi, General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2010.

$3,380,000 Yazoo County, Mississippi, General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2010.

It is unknown whether they were fired from the CHP or resigned.

The six former officers charged this week could not be reached for comment. Sergeants responsible for supervising the officers and signing off on their overtime claims had knowingly approved the illegitimate hours, the inquiry found.īonta’s office said its investigation is still underway, leaving open the possibility that others will be charged. The investigation uncovered hundreds of thousands of dollars in bogus overtime pay officers had been collecting since 2016. The charges follow an internal investigation CHP officials launched in 2018 after suspecting that dozens of officers were inflating overtime claims on their time sheets. “Californians should be able to depend on CHP officers to keep our roads and highways safe, and when officers don’t adhere to the law themselves, it erodes our communities’ trust.” Bonta did not explain why these six were targeted for criminal charges among the many officers who were found to be complicit in the scam. “Trust is a fundamental part of effective law enforcement,” Bonta said in a statement. station, are accused of collecting more than $23,000 in overtime pay for hours they didn’t work. The officers, who were all sergeants assigned to the CHP’s East L.A. Giovanni Bembi, Connie Marie Guzman, William Preciado, Edmund Zorrilla, Luis Manuel Mendoza and William Matthew Fountain were charged with a combined 97 counts of fraud and one count of grand theft, according to a criminal complaint filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Six former California Highway Patrol officers face criminal charges on allegations of taking part in an overtime fraud scheme, Atty.