Governor Abbott Sends Letter To U.S. Secretary Turner Requesting Texas Participate In Fraud-Prevention Program

~ In a recent letter addressed to U.S. Housing and Urban Affairs Secretary Scott Turner, Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has offered the state's participation in a pilot program aimed at eliminating fraud in federal affordable housing programs. The governor expressed his concern for the responsible administration of government programs and the need to fulfill their intended goals. He also emphasized the importance of preventing bad actors from taking advantage of federal taxpayer funds, particularly in rental-based assistance programs. Governor Abbott stated his willingness to collaborate with Secretary Turner in developing effective fraud-prevention measures. He also mentioned his eagerness to work with President Trump in combatting fraud and increasing the integrity of these programs, with the ultimate goal of making housing more affordable. The full letter can be read on the governor's website. This announcement comes after Governor Abbott's directive for Texas state agencies to investigate any potential child care funding fraud within the state last week.

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