Carson City’s grants management is in good shape, according to the city’s internal auditor.
A review of 10 grants resulted in only one recommendation to ensure everyone who handles grants has proper training, Mark Steranka, partner, Moss Adams LLP, told the Audit Committee on Tuesday.
“It was all good news,” said Steranka.
The random audit sample included grants from six city departments — Community Development; Fire; Health & Human Services; Parks, Recreation, and Open Space; Public Works; and the Sheriff’s Office. The largest grant was a $199,347 Women, Infants, and Children grant managed by Health & Human Services and the smallest was a $16,218 grant from Carson Water Subconservancy District for erosion control on Golden Eagle Lane managed by Parks and Rec.
The audit looked at adherence…
