Memorandum
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The memorandum outlines the City Auditor's Fiscal Year 2025-26 Work Plan, recommending that the Rules and Open Government Committee review and approve it. The plan includes a mix of ongoing and new audit assignments aimed at improving the efficiency and accountability of City operations. Proposed audits cover various departments and focus on areas such as homelessness, procurement, and public safety. The document also details the methodology for selecting audit subjects and includes a list of projects considered but not recommended at this time.
Key points
- The City Auditor's Office recommends approval of the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Work Plan.
- The plan includes audits of departments such as Economic Development, Environmental Services, Fire, Housing, Police, and Transportation.
- Audits aim to identify cost savings and process efficiencies, particularly in constituent-facing departments.
- The document lists ongoing audits, annual recurring projects, and new projects, with target dates for completion.
- A citywide risk assessment model is used to prioritize audit subjects.
Limitations
- The document includes unresolved placeholders and incomplete sections, such as target dates for some audits marked as TBD.
- The attachment A section is truncated and does not provide complete information.
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