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Audit Services

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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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Audit Services Director
kenneth.c.jones@portlandoregon.gov
503-823-3544

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