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Audit commission forms two-member ad hoc panel to review audit proposals
Summary
Tustin City’s Audit Commission voted 5-0 on April 9 to create a two-member ad hoc subcommittee to evaluate eight proposals submitted in response to the city’s audit-services RFP; staff said evaluations will be completed in time to recommend a firm to City Council in May.
The Tustin City Audit Commission voted unanimously on April 9 to create a two-member ad hoc subcommittee to evaluate proposals for the city’s next audit services contract.
Staff briefed the commission that the city issued a request for proposal for audit services in February, closed the solicitation in March and received eight proposals. Jennifer, the staff presenter, said the commission has traditionally participated in choosing audit firms and outlined two options for evaluation: the full commission could review proposals in public meetings, or an appointed two-member ad hoc committee could handle initial…
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