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11-28-07 -- 07-101B - Citywide Fiscal Year 2006 Year-End Close

The City of Albuquerque (City) operating budget is prepared annually for the General, Enterprise, Special Revenue, Internal Service, Debt Service and Capital Project funds. Each year the City is required to have a balanced budget so that expenditures cannot exceed revenues and other sources.

05-14-08 -- 07-04-104F Follow-Up - ABQ Ride Department Revenues

The Office of Internal Audit and Investigations (OIAI) performed a follow-up of Audit No. 04-104, ABQ Ride Department (ABQ Ride) Revenue, issued July 27, 2005. The purpose of our follow-up is to report on the progress made by ABQ Ride management in addressing our findings and recommendations.

01-30-08 -- 07-03-126F Follow-Up - ABQ Ride Department Payroll

The Office of Internal Audit and Investigations performed a Follow-up of Audit No. 03-126, ABQ Ride Department (ABQ Ride) Payroll, issued October 7, 2003. The purpose of our follow-up is to report on the progress made by ABQ Ride management in addressing our findings and recommendations.

09-20-07 -- 07-107 - Special Audit - Purchasing Card Program

The Purchasing Card (PCard) program has been in full use by the City of Albuquerque (City) since the year 2000. In FY 2006 the City made 15,270 PCard purchases, representing approximately $3.4 million. There were 444 PCard cardholders and 103 PCard coordinators. Currently the City operates the program under the State of New Mexico agreement with Bank of America (BOA).

07-26-06 -- 05-110 Special Audit - Council Services Department

The Council Services Department (Council Services) houses both the Councilors’ offices as well as the Council staff. Three principal units of organization operate under the guidance of the Director of Council Services – Legislative/Council Support Services, Constituent Services and Community Relations, and Policy Evaluation and Development Services.

11-28-07 -- 07-102 - Management Audit - Lodgers' Tax Receipts, DFAS

A five percent tax is collected by lodging facilities located within the Albuquerque City limits for rooms rented 30 days or less. The lodging facilities remit the tax collected to the City on a monthly basis. As of June 30, 2006, the City had approximately 175 lodging facilities. These facilities included hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, RV parks, hostels and apartment complexes.

01-31-07 -- 06-109 -Management Audit - Housing Authority Fund

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides federal funding to the City of Albuquerque through Albuquerque Housing Services (AHS). AHS is a division of the Department of Family and Community Services (DFCS) and administers programs designed to help low and moderate income families with housing, rent subsidies, housing rehabilitations, homeownership opportunities and self sufficiency.

09-20-07 -- 07-04-112F - Follow-Up - Payroll Audit - Council Services

The Office of Internal Audit and Investigations (OIAI) performed a follow-up of 04-112, Payroll Audit, Council Services Department (Council Services) dated February 22, 2006. The purpose of our follow-up is to report on the progress made by Council Services management in addressing our findings and recommendations.