By Associated Press - Wednesday, December 19, 2018

GARY, Ind. (AP) - The Indiana attorney general’s office is seeking to recover about $133,000 collected by a Gary City Council member who also had another government job.

Mary Brown worked for the Gary Sanitary District until last summer when a judge upheld a state law against double dipping. Melissa Gustafson, spokeswoman for Attorney General Curtis Hill, says his staff is trying to recover Brown’s past salary.

A Nov. 30 audit by the State Board of Accounts said Brown must reimburse the Sanitary District for 20 months of pay.

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The Times reports that Brown has argued that the two jobs didn’t pose a conflict because Gary and the Sanitary District are separate units of government.

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Information from: The Times, http://www.nwitimes.com

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