The Department of Education provides education for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Its Achievement Reporting and Innovation System was developed under its program. This system allows data analysis and collaboration tools to allow the sharing of knowledge across City schools, tracks student and school performance, and enables data integration and data quality assurance. This audit determines whether the system had been placed effectively.
NYC's Borough Presidents are elected by the people of their respective boroughs for a four-year term. Each President has the power to prepare and review budget proposals, recommend capital projects, hold public hearings, consult with the Mayor and City Council, review and recommend applications and proposals that affects the borough he or she represents, provide assistance to the borough's community boards, monitor and make recommendations regarding the performance of services in the borough, and propose legislation to be introduced to the City Council. This audit determines whether the Queens Borough President's Office has been following the cash control procedures set in the Comptroller's Office Directive 11.
This audit determined whether the Brooklyn Borough President's Office is complying with the cash control procedures as set forth in the Comptroller's Directive
#11, Cash Accountability and Control for its topographical bureau sales.
This is an audit on the Department of Citywide Administrative Services to determine whether it has adequate controls over the use of procurement cards (p-cards) whether
it realized cost savings from its use of p-cards, and whether additional cost savings can be realized.
In 1985, Housing Preservation and Development received permission from the New York City Department of Finance to establish a bank account in order to make loans
available to homeowners through the 8A Loan Program which was originally federally funded.