An audit of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has found that lax accounting procedures. The LAHSA executive director says she knew of these problems and has been working to fix them.
An audit of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has found that lax accounting procedures resulted in the failure to reclaim millions of dollars in cash advances to contractors and to pay other contractors on time, even when funds were available.
understated the amounts awarded to two recipients by $505,591 and lacked supporting documentation for approximately $5 million advanced to five recipients. to fix. 'Much of these audits are covering time periods before I joined
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