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The Audit Services Division is the auditing arm of the elected City Auditor's Office. The Division conducts performance audits of City operations, and makes recommendations to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and equity of City bureaus, offices, and functions.
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KC Jones

Audit Services Director
kenneth.c.jones@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-3544

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Audit Report: Inclusionary Housing: Housing Bureau should improve Program goals, support for property owners, and monitoring to ensure Program helps address housing crisis

The Inclusionary Housing Program requires developers to include affordable homes in some new buildings. We examined the Program and if it helped property owners follow the rules. The Housing Bureau should improve the goals, property owner support, and monitoring so the Program works as intended.

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Audit Report: Joint Office of Homeless Services: Sustained focus on shelter system needed to address unmet needs

Our audit found that the adult and family shelters funded by the Joint Office of Homeless Services were generally full and had long waitlists, could be difficult to access, and only sometimes helped participants move to permanent housing.

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