Jonathan Evans fired on day he planned to bring up $1 million insurance error in Riviera Beach
6 years ago
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The city of Riviera Beach spent $1,101,556 on health insurance for people who were no longer employed with the city. According to a memo sent by Finance Director Randy Sherman, 77 former employees continued to receive benefits. The billing oversight started in 2013 and ended in June 2017 after an audit revealed the mistake. The issue was brought to the attention of former City Manager Jonathan Evans.
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