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Look what we found! The Missing Audit. Response to Episode 12

Look what we found! The Missing Audit. Response to Episode 12

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 Todd unlocks the secrets of effective city governance as we expose the tangled web of a missing audit report and the story behind it. Navigate with us through the perplexities of audit management, from the bombshell draft by Crowe LLP in December 2022 to the final report's emergence nearly two years later. Despite the clear and valuable recommendations from Crowe—like improving council member recusals and managing conflicts of interest—the city has remained stagnant, leaving crucial improvements untouched. You’ll learn why transparency is more than a buzzword and hear firsthand why action on these findings is desperately needed.

As tensions rise over the unaddressed audit findings and a hefty $150,000 price tag, we question the city's priorities and oversight capabilities. With ongoing issues in vehicle procurement and financial allocations, the city's new fleet plans are shrouded in controversy. Join the conversation as we unveil our plans to create a website dedicated to hosting key documents such as audit reports and city budgets, empowering you with the evidence to hold governance accountable. This episode promises to elevate your understanding of city governance challenges and the urgent necessity for transparency and accountability.

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