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Commission on Sentencing accepts clean fiscal audit, flags reserves near depletion
Summary
At its quarterly meeting the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing accepted an external financial audit and discussed an operating budget tightened by staff reductions, earmarked reserves and a pending budget request to the governor and legislature.
The Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing on March 12 accepted an independent fiscal audit and discussed tightened operating finances, including earmarked reserves and a pending budget request to the governor and General Assembly.
The independent accounting firm Boyer & Ritter completed the commission—s fiscal year audit under a three-year contract, and staff reported the audit found no deficiencies in internal controls or instances of noncompliance. The commission moved to accept the audit; the motion was made by Joshua B. and seconded by Judge Dally, and the acceptance was carried by voice vote with no objections recorded.
Commission leaders and staff used the audit discussion to review operating…
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