Receive report on progress fixing problems found in 2022 state audit
In Plain English
The state audited Richmond's finances in 2022 and found 11 problems requiring fixes, including budget planning, housing authority issues, and contract procedures. The city must report progress every 6 months until all problems are resolved. This report shows the city recently updated its contract checklists and continues staff training on proper procedures.
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