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Committee asks for timelines and matrix of open audit items, leaves record open until Feb. 10

Committee on Housing · January 27, 2026
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Summary

Chair Robert White asked DCHA and OAC to produce a matrix of unresolved audit observations and a timeline for corrective actions; the committee left the record open for written submissions until Feb. 10 and scheduled a broader oversight hearing for Feb. 25.

After two panels of testimony, Chair Robert White asked DCHA to provide a detailed matrix showing the status of each FY24/OAC observation and the corrective actions being taken, with dates and responsible staff. The committee kept the record open for written submissions through Tuesday, Feb. 10, and scheduled the formal performance oversight hearing on DCHA for Feb. 25.

White told agency leaders that the council's primary goal is to get to a point of verified controls: "Our goal is to make sure that in all this sensational coverage of interpersonal drama, the council and the public get a clear update on what's up with the agency's financial management and a guarantee that any remaining shortcomings are on track to get fixed quickly and thoroughly." He asked that the agency deliver required materials to the committee in advance of the Feb. 25 oversight hearing.