Clackamas County orders one‑year program‑level budget oversight of sheriff’s office after audit finding
After extended debate about an audit finding and discrepancies in the county's APOS staffing/costing tool, the board voted 4–1 to require the sheriff’s office budget be adopted by program and category for one year to diagnose overspending and improve transparency.
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Following a lengthy discussion about budgeting tools, an audit finding and the public safety levy, the Clackamas County Board voted 4–1 to require the sheriff's office budget be adopted by program and category for one year as a diagnostic and transparency measure.
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