General Accountability Office Audit Highlights Questions Over Arizona's Use of Stimulus Money
Arizona Capitol Times › April 24, 2009
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A federal audit of Arizona's use of stimulus money raised nagging questions about how the state will track the money's use and impact, but it turned up nothing unusual.
The audit by the Government Accountability Office found no glaring deficiencies in the way state officials in Arizona have administered money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, according to Eileen Larence, who is heading the GAO's Arizona audit team.See the full content of this document
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General Accountability Office Audit Highlights Questions Over Arizona's Use of Stimulus Money
What the audit did find, she said, is that Arizona, like many other states, is unsure how exactly to comply with federal requirements, such as precisely measuring the number of jobs created or saved by the money, and meticulously tracking where every dollar goes.
"That's not unique to Arizona. I think there...See the full content of this document
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