Aging and Disabilities Department reports on contractor fiscal reviews to Audit Committee

An outside accounting firm reviewed 25 organizations paid $47,779,645.70 by the department, and the county is working to recover questioned costs.

Board of Supervisors· posted Oct 9Report$48M

Los Angeles County's Aging and Disabilities Department told the Audit Committee that a contracted accounting firm reviewed the finances of 25 organizations it paid $47,779,645.70 to deliver services. The department says it is working with each organization to resolve findings and recover questioned costs, and the Auditor-Controller will summarize results.

What happens next

Results to be summarized by the Auditor-Controller in a Summary Report.

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