SEVENTY REPORTS.
TWO WAYS IN.
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Office-specific audit lanes
Instead of expecting a reader to remember report numbers, the government directory routes audit history through the office that owned the records.
County Auditor
Audit trail from early office examinations through modern AFR/SEFA/Gateway findings.
audit history →OfficesTreasurer
Reconciliation history, cash-long findings and current tax-administration lane.
audit history →OfficesClerk / Elections
Long trust-account reconciliation series and special-investigation history.
audit history →OfficesSheriff
Inmate-trust and special-investigation history plus a separate current-case lane.
audit + case →OfficesCommissioners
339 saved records plus executive, claims and audit context.
339 records →OfficesCoroner
Historical SBOA source lane.
audit-backed →OfficesSurveyor
Historical SBOA source lane.
audit-backed →DepartmentsHighway
Highway-specific audit and federal-project reporting lane.
audit-backed →DepartmentsAnimal Control
Modern property file plus historical Animal Control audit material.
evidence-backed →BoardsAnimal Control Board
Dedicated historical SBOA examination plus collected minutes.
audit + minutes →The big turns.
Office-level record problems pile up.
Clerk trust-account gaps, Sheriff inmate-trust controls, Treasurer reconciliation problems, claims and appropriation findings establish long-running office-specific chains.
The financial records become an audit limitation.
The countywide financial audits for 2013 and 2014 contain disclaimers of opinion tied to the condition of the accounting records.
Rebuilding controls.
The audit shelf shifts toward segregation of duties, reconciliations, internal-control procedures and recurring Clerk bank-reconciliation issues.
Reporting, uploads and federal schedules dominate.
SEFA, AFR, Gateway uploads, training/certification and narrower compliance engagements become major themes.