FRAMINGHAM — The MetroWest Regional Transit Authority has implemented new measures to report spending data and to track how its vehicles are used following a review by the state auditor’s office.
The MWRTA, which provides bus transportation in 15 MetroWest communities, was faulted for failing to keep a detailed log of how so-called non-revenue vehicles, such as cars and trucks, are used by employees.
In a report released last week, state Auditor Suzanne Bump’s office also noted the MWRTA failed to report financial information directly to the Executive Office of Administration and Finance.
State law requires all quasi-public entities, including regional transit authorities, to report their “appropriations, expenditures, grants, sub-grants, loans” and other forms of…
