The audit evaluated the county's effectiveness in meeting the goals and objectives established for the supported employment program.

This project evaluated the extent of implementation of the Customer Service motion in the operations of county departments, divisions, and sections or units having directing dealings with the general public.

The audit evaluated the Health Department's biomedical waste regulations and enforcement of the regulations in the generation, handling, transportation, storage, treatment, and disposal of biomedical waste in King County.

The audit reviewed CHSD's monitoring of community-based provider agencies' performance to ensure their compliance with contracts for several county programs.

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.

The study surveyed a sample of past audits to determine whether audit recommendations were being implemented.

The audit evaluated whether the sewer capacity charge complied with legislative mandates and reviewed the monthly capacity charge, the use of capacity charge revenues, and the capacity charge billing system.

The audit reviewed purchasing practices and evaluated whether King County consistently pays reasonable and competitive prices for goods.