Below are our reports in progress. Depending on the scope of work, some audits can require a significant amount of time, and we do not report findings and recommendations to the public until audits are complete. Find out about the audit process here.

 

 

 

 

 

Parking Meter Coin Operations Performance Audit

The purpose of this audit is to determine whether the internal controls surrounding the collection of parking meter cash payments by the Department of Public Works results in deposits to Central Cashiering that are timely, whole, secure, and reliable. The scope of this audit will include parking meter coin revenue collected and deposited during Fiscal Year 2020. To accomplish this, we will benchmark current cash control practices against other agencies, perform end-to-end reconciliation of meter coin deposits, and conduct field observations of the business process in its entirety.

 

 

Homelessness Services Performance Audit

The Homeless Services Bureau within the City’s Health and Human Services Department provides a comprehensive response to homelessness such as outreach, medical and mental health support, emergency shelter beds, and various other basic need services to individuals experiencing homelessness. The City has agreements with numerous organizations that provide direct services to homeless individuals. The purpose of this audit is to review the performance of select service providers that provide direct services to homeless individuals.

 

 

Property Management and Oversight Performance Audit

The purpose of this audit is to evaluate the effectiveness of the City’s management of City-owned property. The audit will determine whether the City is engaging in effective oversight with respect to property management of City-owned property that is leased to outside entities. The scope of the audit includes real estate and lease activities under the purview of the Property Services Division in the Economic Development Department over the past three years.