Former Chatham Housing Director Given 30-Month Sentencing in Bid-Rigging Scheme ...Middle East

Nearly one year after federal investigators charged a housing director in Chatham County for fraudulent business, her sentence has been announced. A U.S. District Court judge declared 65-year-old Joanna Johnson Davis will serve a 30-month imprisonment sentence and will have to pay restitution of more than $194,000. The Justice Department said upon its arrest of Davis in February 2023 that she took more than $200,000 through an illegal bid-rigging scheme for more than eight years while serving as the executive director of the Chatham County Housing Authority. Davis, who is a Durham resident, pled guilty in May 2023 to one charge of conspiring to commit wire fraud that victimized the quasi-gov

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