The Texas General Land Office has released an internal audit criticizing the Alamo’s accounting practices.
The audit findings are consistent with a September draft report that Land Commissioner George P. Bush had previously called “doctored,” the Austin American-Statesman reported .
The internal audit released Thursday questions the use of a nonprofit to manage the historic site’s operations using public money but without public scrutiny.
“The current situation obscures the control of the funds,” the audit said. “It also has created a situation where GLO is responsible for state laws over the use of funds, but with limited control since the expenditures are prior to approval by the GLO.”
The document recommends that the office reconsider its structure and funding model for the Alamo.
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