This audit was to determine if the Department of Homeless Services had control over payments to hotel and scatter site housing operators and had been able to maintain housing facilities.
This audit was used to determine whether the Human Resources Administration had executed the five recommendations in the previous audit, Audit Report of Computer Equipment Installed at the Human Resources Administration.
This is a follow-up audit to see whether the Human Resources Administration had executed recommendations made in a previous audit, Audit Report of Computer Equipment Inventory On-Hand at the Human Resources Administration's Stockrooms. It shows the status of the four recommendations.
From this audit, it was found that the Seamen's Society for Children and Families complied with the provisions of day care home contracts set forth by the Administration for Children's Services. The society also successfully funded the day cares, but can work on problems, such as adequately overseeing its caretakers and registering students properly.
An audit report was filed on June 30, 2003 on the investigation of the New York City Fire Department in order to identify any pension fund retirees who may be illegally re-employed and to quantify the amounts of any impromper payments to these individuals. It was determined that there were five individuals who received $67,779 in pension payments during 2000 who were working past their applicable employment anniversary dates. It was recommended that these five individuals be investigated and if appropriate, aciton be taken against their crimes. (FL03-128A)