A coalition of city officials and labor leaders is demanding the termination of contracts with Griffin's Landscaping after its owner, Glenn Griffin, was sentenced for corruption. Despite his criminal conviction related to a $2.4 million environmental crime scheme, Griffin's company retains significant contracts with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. The controversy has raised concerns regarding ethical standards in public contracting, prompting calls for immediate action to prevent further dealings with the convicted contractor.
Glenn Griffin's indictment is just another example in a long list of corruption that Griffins and his Westchester landscaping company are involved in.
In light of his two-year prison sentence, NYC Parks must end all contracts with Griffins. It is unacceptable that someone indicted in a $2.4 million environmental crime scheme...has been granted control of millions of city dollars.
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