
County auditor reports $301,072 in department incidental expenses for FY 2025-26
Spending on staff meetings, retreats and similar events fell 51% from the prior year, with six limit exceptions approved.

Spending on staff meetings, retreats and similar events fell 51% from the prior year, with six limit exceptions approved.

DYD outlined plans for a transitional support program for youth exiting foster care, where 40% experience homelessness.
Ten departments reported fully carrying out 12 of 34 outstanding audit recommendations, with 20 partly done and two not started.

The Auditor-Controller's Audit Division covered 25 departments and reports a 38% vacancy rate in its annual report.
County audits of homeless services, Probation and the Sheriff cost $22,000 less than projected, with $62,000 in set-aside funds unused.

The contractor agreed with the findings and submitted a corrective action plan, county child welfare officials say.
Probation could not give completion dates for most outstanding items from a 2024 review of youth programming at the juvenile hall.

Five community organizations would get $1,637,889 to work with youth leaving county probation camps through June 2027.

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