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Extracted from Consolidated Report

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Shasta County Grand Jury • 2015-2016

coverages, shared facilities, and availability of excess capacity to serve customers of other agencies, among many

Published: July 27, 2016 10 pages
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Findings 6 findings

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Audit Committee" and "Membership and Officers" Policies and Procedures as they relate to the role of the Grand Jury and the RFP process. The Chairperson of the Board of Supervisors, as one of the Joint Audit Committee Co-
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Chairs, is not including the Grand Jury Foreperson as the other Co-Chair, as required. The Board of Supervisors failed to adhere to County Policy 6-101 when it did not ensure
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competitive procurement requirements were followed for a multi-year contract for audit services. The Auditor-Controller failed to follow Joint Audit Committee Policies and Procedures and
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County Policy 6-101 by not issuing a Request for Proposal for a multi-year contract for audit services, or providing justification for not doing so. The Auditor-Controller maintains a fraud hotline accessible only by the Auditor Controller
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and one other staff member in his office, allowing the possibility for selective complaint (tip) investigation. The telephone number for the fraud hotline is not posted or available on the Shasta County
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web page or the associated Auditor-Controller Office's page, making it difficult for employees or the public to report fraud via the hotline number. 48

Recommendations 6