Types of Audits and Attestations Conducted by the Inspector General

The OIG provides independent, objective audits designed to add value and provide assurance that management processes and controls enable reliable financial reporting and that resources are safeguarded.

Audits performed on a continuous or requested basis are intended to produce recommendations and opportunities for improvement, focusing on evaluating the county's ability to follow proper internal controls and comply with contract requirements. These include:

• Unannounced Cash Audits
• Purchasing Card (P-Card) Audits
• Driver and Vehicle Information Database System Audits (DAVID)

The OIG performs audits on court-ordered and other high-risk guardianships to protect the assets of our most vulnerable citizens. These cases are audited and investigated to advise the Court, the Office of Public and Professional Guardians (OPPG), and the State Department of Elder Affairs on duties of monitoring, educating, and if necessary, disciplining state-registered professional guardians.