2024 Audit Impact Report Prioritization needed to implement outstanding audit recommendations

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The 2024 Audit Impact Report urges Portland's City government to prioritize implementing outstanding audit recommendations to enhance services. The Auditor's office, dedicated to maintaining independence and accountability, aims to foster public trust through its audit process. The report highlights an increase in response and implementation rates from City leadership, indicating progress in addressing audit findings. As of January 2025, the City Administrator will be responsible for responding to audit recommendations, reflecting changes from the new government structure established by voters in November 2022. The Auditor's office has extended the monitoring period for recommendations from two years to five years, ensuring a comprehensive approach to systemic issues.

This shift allows for a deeper evaluation of how well the City is performing post-audit. The office also seeks to provide insights on pressing matters that require attention from City leadership, reinforcing the importance of audit work in legislative actions. Overall, the report underscores the need for ongoing efforts to implement recommendations and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of City services.

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