The Office of the County Auditor was created by Broward County voters in 2002, to replace the position of Commission Auditor, to serve Broward County residents by conducting objective and independent reviews of county operations to improve the accountability, efficiency and effectiveness of county agencies and programs.
The County Auditor reports to the County Commission and has the discretion to determine what audits to perform and which agencies to audit, using a risk assessment process to evaluate various factors. The County Commission can also direct reviews.
Residents are encouraged to report suspected fraud, waste, or abuse of County funds, resources, or operations to the County Auditor. You may report anonymously; however, providing your contact information allows us to follow up for clarification or to share the results of the investigation. Gather the details about what happened, who was involved, when and where it occurred, and how you became aware of it. Use the link on the right to submit your report.
Responsible for the internal audit functions of the County. Our main objectives are to assess the adequacy of internal controls within the County, determine compliance with contracts, laws and regulations and provide recommendations, when feasible, to correct or improve the accountability, efficiency and effectiveness of County agencies and programs.
If you suspect fraud, waste, or abuse of County funds, resources, or operations, you are encouraged to report it.