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Inspector General raises staffing concerns after auditors flag over $2 million in questioned costs

Government Operations and Fiscal Policy Committee · April 17, 2026
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The county Inspector General told the GO committee the office completed 21 reports this fiscal year, issued 33 recommendations, handled more than 365 complaints and identified over $2 million in questioned costs; the IG said the office lacks the staff to meet charter-required rotating audits and cannot meet the FY29 FTE target without new positions.

The Government Operations & Fiscal Policy Committee heard from the Office of the Inspector General, which detailed recent output and a continuing staffing shortfall that the IG said limits audits and oversight capacity.

Staff told the committee the county executive proposed a same-services FY27 budget increase to cover nondiscretionary compensation changes; staff noted the OIG scored highly on the county’s operating-budget equity tool. The staff packet…

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