Single audits report COVID-19 public health grant spending for fiscal 2020-2024, with no findings on those programs
With the fiscal 2024 single audit accepted on April 7, 2025, the City's single audits for fiscal 2020 through 2024 list COVID-19-labeled public health grant expenditures totaling $14,240,280, most of it COVID-19 immunization funds ($12,223,589 over fiscal 2021-2024). None of the audits reports a finding on these public health programs; the COVID-19 immunization program was tested as a major program in fiscal 2021 and fiscal 2024.[1][2][3][4][5]
The City's single audits list COVID-19-labeled public health grant expenditures of $638,081 in fiscal 2020, $1,409,686 in fiscal 2021, $5,060,863 in fiscal 2022, $4,607,359 in fiscal 2023 and $2,524,291 in fiscal 2024, a sum of $14,240,280. The lines are the COVID-19 immunization award (ALN 93.268), the CPS/public health workforce contract (93.354, including the fiscal 2020 emergency response line) and the DSHS IDCU COVID line (93.323). The fiscal 2024 workforce line ($350,574) is not labeled COVID-19 and is not included.
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Total
$14,240,280
Fy2020
$638,081
Fy2021
$1,409,686
Fy2022
$5,060,863
Fy2023
$4,607,359
Fy2024
$2,524,291
✓ Verified
COVID-19 immunization expenditures (ALN 93.268, "COVID-19 DSHS-LIDS-IMM") were $1,234,074 in fiscal 2021, $4,453,440 in fiscal 2022, $4,063,560 in fiscal 2023 and $2,472,515 in fiscal 2024, a sum of $12,223,589.
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Total
$12,223,589
Fy2021
$1,234,074
Fy2022
$4,453,440
Fy2023
$4,063,560
Fy2024
$2,472,515
✓ Verified
None of the fiscal 2020-2024 single audits reports a finding on the Public Health Department's COVID-19 programs. The immunization program (ALN 93.268) was audited as a major program in fiscal 2021 and fiscal 2024, and the COVID-19 emergency response program (93.354) in fiscal 2020.
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