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City Auditor outlines plan to broaden audits, seeks community tips on 911, complaint process and customer service
Summary
City Auditor Nathan Pickard told the Tulsa Human Rights Commission his office will expand performance audits, invite resident requests starting this July and prioritize issues such as 911 response times and the city complaint process.
City Auditor Nathan Pickard told the Tulsa Human Rights Commission on March 30 that his office will broaden traditional financial audits to include citywide performance reviews and is soliciting input from residents and commissions to shape next year’s audit plan.
Pickard said the auditor’s office will begin a new, risk-based annual audit plan in July and that residents will soon be able to submit requests through a form on the office’s website. "Our mission is we provide accountability and build community trust by listening to residents and employees performing audits, reviews, consulting, and reporting," Pickard said.
The auditor emphasized structural independence under the city charter, noting the auditor…
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