A pair of state agencies involved in the emergency shelter system loaded millions of dollars onto taxpayer-funded credit cards last fiscal year to pay for hotel bills and catering services, according to state data reviewed by the Herald. 


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A pair of state agencies involved in the emergency shelter system loaded millions of dollars onto taxpayer-funded credit cards last fiscal year to pay for hotel bills and catering services, accordi…{ai:summary}<p>The state's emergency shelter system went on a spending spree, racking up millions on taxpayer-funded credit cards for hotel stays and fancy catering. Looks like someone’s been living large at the public’s expense, all while the needy wait for help.</p><p>#politics</p>

Healey administration used taxpayer-funded credit cards to spend millions on state-run shelter system

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