the only minority member of the board—making the nine-member board all white and all male. A multi-year audit released in October 2011 stated that the NTTA had inappropriate discussions with consultants while they were in the midst of bidding on lucrative Tollway contracts, as well as not having a firmly defined code of corporate ethics. The FBI raid of 2011 Various DFW news outlets first started reporting that the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) had been raided by Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) officials in late October of 2011. NBC 5 DFW (KXAS-TV) first reported this story on October 22, 2011 that "FBI Questioned NTTA Officials". Four years after that article was published, January 13, 2015, the NTTA finally released a nine-page PDF document entitled 'NTTA RUMORS Q&A' where the authority explained what exactly happened. According to the published memo: "Beginning in October 2011, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (the "FBI") interviewed several officials of the Authority regarding any knowledge the officials may have concerning the conduct of certain current and former Board members, including possible conflicts of interests pertaining to Authority business. The Authority has no reason to believe that it is the target of the investigation or that the investigation will materially adversely affect the operations or financial condition of the Authority or the transactions contemplated by the Resolution, the Trust Agreement and this Official Statement, or would adversely affect the validity or enforceability of the Resolution, the Trust Agreement or the Series 2014 Bonds. The investigation is ongoing and the Authority is cooperating fully with the FBI. There can be no assurance that the investigation will be limited to the matters described above or that the Authority will not become a target at a later date." Following this memo, neither any current or former board members were charged and the result, and or findings, of the FBI 'raid' are still currently unknown. See also EZ TAG E-ZPass used in 14 states, mostly in the East and Midwest, as well as in Ontario Fastrak used in California GeauxPass used in Louisiana I-Pass used in Illinois K-Tag used in Kansas NationalPass provides interoperability with TransCore systems outside of Texas Peach Pass used in Georgia Pikepass used in Oklahoma Sunpass used in Florida TxTag Texas tollways References External links North Texas Tollway Authority Toll road authorities of the United States Transportation in Dallas Toll roads in Texas