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Department of Economic Opportunity

Named in 7 records

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  1. Hall of Administration

    Auditor-Controller reports five contract reviews of county service providers in June

    Reviews covered contractors paid about $5.2 million by three county departments and found 11 issues.

    Board of Supervisors··$5.2M
  2. County audit finds accounting weaknesses at job training provider Hub Cities Consortium

    Auditor-Controller says the nonprofit must redo how it charged shared costs to county workforce programs and repay any excess.

    Board of Supervisors··$2.2M
  3. Hall of Administration

    County audit finds job training contractor KRA overbilled $14,482 in indirect costs

    Auditor-Controller asks KRA Corporation to repay the county and fix bank reconciliation controls.

    Board of Supervisors··$14K
  4. County audit finds job training provider billed $12,242 in unsupported costs

    Auditor-Controller asks Managed Career Solutions to document or repay charges to the county's economic opportunity programs.

    Board of Supervisors··$12K
  5. Hall of Administration

    Auditor-Controller takes on $20,000 review of youth programming tracking in juvenile halls

    County auditors will help build a real-time system to track programs for youth in Probation facilities, delaying an IT review.

    Board of Supervisors··$20K
  6. County jobs department reports audit results for its contractors to Audit Committee

    Reviews of job training and homeless employment contractors flagged questioned costs, with some amounts still unresolved.