City out $30M in last decade
Meyer: Dixon has seen a $3 million rebound since Crundwell arrest
DIXON – With Rita Crundwell holding the financial reins, Dixon lost $30 million in operating funds in just the last 10 years.
The operating budget still is $16.6 million in the red, new Finance Director Paula Meyer told the City Council Monday, but the city has seen a $3 million rebound since Crundwell’s arrest in April.
The former Dixon comptroller has admitted taking more than $53 million from the city over the last two decades.
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