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(The Center Square) - Keep Oregon Accountable summary shows several Oregon programs need improvements to ensure they comply with federal regulations

Oregon state auditors said they found millions in questioned costs and serious control weaknesses at several state programs receiving federal funding.

State auditors found millions of dollars in questioned costs and serious control weaknesses at a number of programs receiving federal funds, according to a report released today by the Oregon

State auditors found millions of dollars in questioned costs and serious control weaknesses at a number of programs receiving federal funds, according to a report released today by the Oregon

State auditors found millions of dollars in questioned costs and serious control weaknesses at a number of programs receiving federal funds, according to a report released today by the Oregon

More than 60% of people requesting an emergency grant waited between 31 to 153 days for help. Federal law requires that Emergency Solutions Grant Program funds be paid within 30 days.

The NC Department of Health and Human Services was found to be non-compliant with Federal requirements for several programs, including problems with the Medicaid eligibility determination process and paying Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) to ineligible families, according to an audit by the NC Office of the State Auditor.

Keeping Oregon Accountable Report Released by Secretary of State Shemia Fagan June 09, 2021 Salem, OR—The Audits Division of the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office released the annual Keeping Oregon Accountable report today. The report summarizes the results of the Oregon Audits Division’s two largest annual audits: the audit of Oregons financial statements, otherwise known as the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, and a compliance audit of the state’s administration of federal pr...