The primary objective of the Immunization Program audit was to review and evaluate the effectiveness of SKCDPH policies, practices, and services for the immunization of children from birth to five years of age. Management controls established for the SKCDPH Immunization Program were also reviewed.

The audit determined the reasonableness of Metro and King County's real property acquisition practices, including mitigation practices relevant to property acquisition.

The audit evaluated the efficiency and effectiveness of the County's DUI program for first-time offenders.

The audit reviewed and evaluated the growth in the size of the Road Fund and why spending on projects has not kept pace with annual revenues. Issued November 15, 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.

The audit determined whether the Women's Program was functioning efficiently, effectively, and according to the County Council's intent.

This special study determined whether Metro's compensatory time practices for non-represented employees were reasonable and consistent with Metro's policies and procedures.

The audit evaluated the code enforcement function to determine the effectiveness of enforcement services, and whether the 1990 Code Enforcement Program audit recommendations had been implemented.

The audit examined the construction management policies and procedures used by Metro to manage large capital improvement projects.