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11/24/12] Stan Heffner ; The Inspector General Found That State Superintendent Stan Heffner Acted Improperly; Used His Position To Testify In Favor Of Legislation Benefitting A Company He Planned To Work For August 2012: The Ohio Inspector General Released A Report Stating That Heffner Acted Improperly By Testifying In Favor Of Legislation Benefitting A Company He Planned To Work For. According to The Plain Dealer "Ohio Schools Superintendent Stan Heffner acted improperly when he testified last year in favor of legislation that benefited a private education company that he planned to work for, according to an Ohio inspector general's report released Thursday." [The Plain Dealer, 8/2/12] At The Time He Testified In Favor Of The Legislation, Heffner Had Secured A Position With Educational Testing Service, And Allowed The Company To Pay For His Travel. According to The Plain Dealer "When he advocated for the bill as state superintendent in May 2011, Heffner already had worked behind the scenes to secure a position with a longtime Ohio vendor, Educational Testing Service. He also had allowed the company to pay for his travel and began his move to San Antonio for the job." [The Plain Dealer, 8/2/12] Heffner Used State Resources For Personal Interests The Inspector General Report Cited Other Improper Acts By Heffner, Including Encouraging Business Associates To Communicate With Him On A State Issued Cell Phone And Directing State Workers To Perform Tasks In His Private Interest. According to The Plain Dealer "The report also cited other improper acts. It said that Heffner encouraged business associates to communicate with him on his state-‐issued cell phone, and that Heffner directed state workers to perform tasks in his private interest, such as arranging a personal business flight to South Dakota. Those things happened before he was the permanent superintendent." [The Plain Dealer, 8/2/12] The Report Was Forwarded To Local Law Enforcement
The Inspector General Report Was Forwarded To Local Prosecutors. According to The Plain Dealer "The inspector general did not make a criminal referral, although the report was forwarded to local prosecutors." [The Plain Dealer, 8/2/12] Kasich Continued To Support Heffner; Opposed Firing The Superintendent Kasich Spokesman On Heffner According to The Plain Dealer "A spokesman for Republican Gov. John Kasich said Heffner should way he did and demonstrating that kind of bad judgment is unac 8/2/12] s Secrecy Was So Extreme It Even Spurred Republicans To Force An Audit Of The Organization Allies Refused to Cooperate with an Audit of How Tax Dollars Were Spent at JobsOhio. According to The Columbus Dispatch "State Auditor Dave Yost issued a subpoena for the financial records of JobsOhio yesterday after Gov. John Kasich's privatized economic-‐ development agency failed to turn them over. 'They are not cooperating with our attempts to audit them,' Yost told The Dispatch, asserting his legal authority to review the finances of the private entity that spearheads Kasich's efforts to attract jobs to the state. " [The Columbus Dispatch, 4/7/13] Republican State Auditor David Yost Was Forced To Subpoena After The Organization Stonewalled For Months. According to The Associated Press "Yost has given JobsOhio Chief Financial Officer Kevin Giangola until noon on March 19 to produce the records after JobsOhio declined to volunteer the documents, in a development first reported by The Columbus Dispatch. The subpoena, issued Wednesday, seeks financial statements, spending and revenue ledgers, salary and benefits payments and other documents or an explanation for withholding the materials. " [The Associated Press, 3/7/13] Republican Auditor Yost Issued A His Office And JobsOhio. According to The Columbus Dispatch "State Auditor Dave Yost issued a subpoena for the financial records economic-‐ months of negotiations between his office and Jobs-‐Ohio chief financial officer Kevin Giangola, and
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