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Baltimore's Top IT Official Resigns After Alleged Ethical Violations Emerge in New York

Source: The Baltimore Sun | Baltimore | February 29, 2012



Baltimore's chief information officer, Rico J. Singleton, resigned after an audit in New York detailed alleged ethical violations that occurred while he worked in state government. Baltimore hired Singleton in December 2010, and was previously the deputy chief information officer for the New York State's Office for Technology.

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