PA Auditor General Believes State Can't Properly Manage Stimulus Money
04.21.09 |
Auditor General says state government may not be open and accountable enough as it handles federal stimulus money. Auditor General Jack Wagner's letter to a U.S. Government Accountability Office administrator warned that information about how stimulus funds are spent will be unreliable without oversight from an independent audit agency.
Wagner listed Medicaid, low-income heating aid and weatherization assistance as examples of federally funded programs administered by the state that have "significant internal control weaknesses." Chuck Ardo, a spokesman for Gov. Ed Rendell, said the administration was unhappy that Wagner aired his criticism in public instead of contacting the governor's office.
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