Auditor's Office News

Most audit recommendations had progress. Recommendation One, regarding ITS being the centralized technology service provider, was not implemented.

All six recommendations are currently in progress. Leadership changes within Human Resources have necessitated some adjustments.

The County Auditor discusses loving your government and holding it accountable, passing Measure 34-351, and releasing the Public Records Application Identity and Access Management Audit.

The County Auditor issued her identity and access management audit of the County’s public records application. The computer application manages intake of public records requests, gathering and review of information, and release of information.

The County Auditor issued her 2026 audit schedule. The schedule is the Auditor’s work plan of audits during the year.

The County Auditor discusses five of the most common challenges seen across organizations; the second follow-up review of the County Financial Policies audit, submitted audit ideas, and status updates on scheduled projects.

The County Auditor found progress made on implementing the 2023 Financial Policies audit recommendations.

The Washington County Auditor's Office performed its first review of the recommendation implementation of the Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP) audit.

County Auditor Kristine Adams-Wannberg is seeking ideas for which programs, services, processes, or policies should be audited in 2026. Please respond with your audit topics by Friday, February 20th.

The Washington County Auditor's Office performed its first review of the recommendation implementation of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Economic Development Grant audit.