Former Jackson County employee arrested by State Auditor’s Office
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- State Auditor’s Office arrested former inventory control director on suspicion.
- Officials say she used a county Fuelman card for personal fuel and falsified fees.
- She faces up to $5,000 in fines and 20 years; details pending.
A former employee of Jackson County has been arrested on suspicion of embezzlement after authorities accused her of submitting fraudulent reimbursements and using a county gas card to fill her own car, the State Auditor’s Office announced Tuesday.
Authorities have accused Nancy Anglada, a former inventory control director, of using the county Fuelman card to fill her personal car “on numerous occasions,” according to a news release from State Auditor Shad White. She is also accused of falsely claiming to have paid for training services, then getting reimbursed by the county.
“We will continue to have a zero-tolerance policy for theft of taxpayer dollars,” White said in the news release. “Our office will continue to work with prosecutors to get record results for taxpayers.”
Anglada faces up to $5,000 in fines and 20 years in prison, according to the State Auditor’s Office.
The agency did not release more information.
This story was originally published January 13, 2026 at 1:43 PM.