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This management letter follows up on three capital planning performance audits: Wastewater Treatment Division, 2003; Roads Services Division, 2004; and the Transit Division, 2005. It also provides a set of principles that, it followed, will assist the agencies and the county in establishing a more rigorous, consistent, and transparent process for making capital decisions. Presented October 9, 2006.
Oversight of the Accountable Business
Transformation (ABT) The report summarizes oversight and analysis of the county's efforts to replace its financial, human resource, payroll, and budget systems. Issued January 9, 2006.
King County Procurement Practices for
Brightwater Professional Design Engineering Services
(2005) This performance audit examined the timeliness and cost effectiveness of the county’s procurement and contracting practices for professional design engineering services. Best practices were also considered for procurement of professional design engineering services to identify potential opportunities for improvement. Presented June 28, 2005.
King County Auditor's Office Review
of Quantifiable Business Case Project
(2005) The management letter reviewed oversight monitoring of the next phase of developing a countywide integrated financial and human resource system. Presented April 12, 2005.
Financial Systems Replacement Program (Consultant) The report reviewed the revenues and expenditures of the Financial Systems Replacement Program (FSRP). Presented October 9, 2001.
Current Expense Fund Transfers (2001) The study reviewed the annual transfer of approximately $30 million from the Current Expense Fund to non-CX operating and capital funds during the past five years. Presented October 9, 2001.
Bond Funded Capital Improvement Projects
(1999) The audit reviewed the status of capital projects financed by King County
Bonds (e.g., Woodland Park Zoo, Harborview Medical Center, Regional Justice Center, Open
Space, etc.) to determine if project activities are consistent with voter mandates as well
as project budgets and schedules. Presented June 22, 1999. Review of Selected Capital Project Funds
(1998) This study reviewed selected CIP funds to determine the need to continue funds where the original purpose of the funds has been fulfilled. Presented September 8, 1998. Investment Management
(1996) The audit determined whether the County's investment activities achieved adequate levels of safety, liquidity, and profitability in accordance with existing mandates. The audit focused primarily on the investment of County funds. Department of Metropolitan Services
Professional Services Contracts (1995) The audit evaluated whether professional services contracts were awarded in accordance with established procurement policies, procedures, and legal mandates, and whether adequate justification existed for waivers from the required procedures. King County Purchasing Practices and
Supply Contract Prices (1995) The audit reviewed purchasing practices and evaluated whether King County consistently pays reasonable and competitive prices for goods. Travel Expenses and Credit Card Usage
(1994) The audit determined whether county travel expenses were reasonable; whether travel expenses and corporate credit card usage were in compliance; and whether adequate controls existed to prevent unauthorized travel expense reimbursement or use of credit cards. Collection Enforcement Section
(1993) This special study reviewed and evaluated the operations and effectiveness of the Collection Enforcement Section over the collections of all non-tax delinquent account receivables. Accounts Payable (1992) The audit evaluated the internal controls used in the accounts payable operation to determine if instances of double payments to vendors on the same invoices were significantly occurring and recurring. |
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