The State Auditor General’s Office will present the findings of its recent audit of the Pima County bond program at a public meeting in Tucson on Friday, Feb. 1.

Arizona Auditor General Debra K. Davenport will make a formal presentation, along with the office’s Financial Audit Director. The presentation will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, 130 W. Congress, first floor.

The presentation will be open to the public. It is possible a quorum of the Pima County Board of Supervisors or the Pima County Bond Advisory Committee may be present, but the presentation is for informational purposes only and no official action will be taken.

The audit, released Tuesday, determined bond proceeds have been used for authorized purposes and have been administered without bias for the benefit of citizens throughout the County. The audit found Pima County’s approach unique in the state for its collaboration with an appointed Bond Advisory Committee that includes representatives of other governmental jurisdictions.

County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry will also present a performance audit plan for completed bond projects, which will summarize the public benefits of the projects, as well as their utilization in the community and conformance with any intergovernmental agreement terms.

To see the report in its entirety, please visit http://www.pima.gov/bonds/pdf/bd-auditor.general.bond.audit.report.pdf.

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