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An audit of the City of San Diego, Calif., vehicle acquisition process found that the fleet department can make vehicle acquisition more efficient.
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An audit found that Nassau County, N.Y., does not have an accurate inventory of its take-home vehicles.
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An audit found that a former vice president at the University of Oklahoma took a fleet vehicle home multiple times, in violation of university policy and state law.
Read More →An internal audit concluded that the City of Anchorage, Alaska, needs better controls on its take-home vehicle program.
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According to a state audit, the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma failed to properly manage evidence, with some evidence stored in lockers at a fleet facility and additional evidence on the shop floor.
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The Chicago Office of the Inspector General has received reports that nearly 10% of city police vehicles are unavailable because they are undergoing service at fleet maintenance facilities — nearly double the industry standard.
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In response to an audit, the North Carolina Department of Administration noted that it is installing telematics systems in state-owned vehicles to enable greater oversight in monitoring vehicle usage.
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An audit of Massachusetts’ Salem State University revealed that the university lacks efficient oversight of its fuel card program for university vehicles.
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Over the past year, the West Virginia Legislative Auditor has conducted a series of investigations into the state fleet. However, fleet data has shown little change in the months since.
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A forensic audit of the City of Petersburg, Va., identified systemic problems with the way with city manages purchasing card usage, fuel diversion, and theft/misuse of assets.
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