The audit evaluated the Solid Waste Division's internal controls related to fuel usage, inventory handling, and storage of parts and supplies.

This special study determined whether the Solid Waste Division was in compliance with County policies, procedures, and regulations related to accepting or not accepting certain solid waste for disposal.

The audit reviewed the basis of the SWM service charge by focusing on the rate setting methodology and the reasonableness of the underlying data and assumptions.

This special study reviewed cellular phone usage and the policies and procedures which governed both cellular phone acquisition and use.

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.

The audit reviewed Dept. of Youth Services compliance to SSODA-mandated requirements.

The audit determined the impact of the Fair Labor Standards Act on Dept. of Public Safety court overtime expenditures. The audit also examined strategies for reducing this overtime.

The audit evaluated the efficiency and effectiveness of inspections performed by the residential and land use site inspectors including inspector productivity, complaints received, and the issuance of change orders.

The audit evaluated certain procedures and practices regarding accounting, billing, and collection of civil penalties and abatement costs. The audit also assessed the likelihood of collecting outstanding civil penalties and recovering unpaid abatement costs.

The audit determined whether commercial building projects were appropriately certified for occupancy by DDES commercial inspectors, and whether certificate of occupancy process fees were collected to maximize department revenues.

The audit determined whether vehicles were managed to meet employee work-related transportation needs and to minimize vehicle expenditures.