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Auditor Mary Hull Caballero

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Mary Hull Caballero is the elected Auditor for the City of Portland, taking office in January 2015. Mary was re-elected in 2018, and began her second term in January 2019.

The Auditor is sixth elected official and functionally independent of City Council, accountable only to the public.
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1221 SW 4th Avenue
Room 310
Portland, OR97204
United States

Contact

Contact the Auditor

auditorhullcaballero@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-4078

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About the Auditor's Office

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Subscribe to receive updates from the Auditor's Office

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Auditor's quarterly calendars

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Browse

Current City Council Meeting Agenda

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City of Portland Website

Find an audit report

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Submit a complaint or commendation about police

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Make a complaint about a City bureau or office

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Learn about City elections

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City of Portland Website

Register as a lobbyist or a political consultant

Portland Fraud Hotline: To call it out, call it in.
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Fraud Hotline

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City of Portland Website

Intranet for Auditor's Office employees

Information

Adopted Human Resources Rules for Auditor's Office

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Council Clerk

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Archives & Records Management

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Independent Police Review

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Audit Services

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Ombudsman

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City of Portland Elections Office

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Lobbying and Political Consultant Regulations

News

Police Bureau continued to make headway on managing overtime and second jobs

News Article
Published
This is a two-year follow-up to our 2019 report, "Police Overtime: Management is lax despite high overtime use."
2-Year Audit Update

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