Recent California audits show several state departments are struggling with internal controls in distributing taxpayer-funded grants, as federal authorities are probing potential fraud.
A 544-page report, released late last month, shows that independent auditors flagged 10 different federally funded programs in the state that failed to follow rules for how federal grant money is spent, noted the fiscal watchdog group Truth in Accounting.
The California independent audit shows the state lacked procedures to ensure child care providers receiving federal subsidies were meeting basic federal health and safety requirements, such as CPR certification, disease prevention protocols, emergency preparedness, and pediatric care.
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