Audit Committee accepts Capital Projects audit, urges integrated capital planning and staffing changes
The Audit Committee unanimously accepted the Capital Projects Department audit, which flags five findings and recommends a holistic capital plan that integrates SPLOST, T-SPLOST and general capital; commissioners discussed moving more project management in-house and improving budget visibility.
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The Athens-Clarke County Audit Committee on Feb. 5 unanimously accepted the Capital Projects Department audit, which identified five findings and recommended greater integration of SPLOST, T-SPLOST and general capital planning.
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