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Federal Reports
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U.S. Postal Service
Mail Delivery and Retail Services – [Redacted] Branch, [Redacted] MD
The [redacted] Branch is in the Baltimore District of the Capital Metro Area. It has 67 city routes delivered by 97 carriers (76 Full-Time Regulars and 21 City Carrier Associates). The branch also has 11 clerks (nine full time and two postal support employees) performing retail and customer service functions. We selected the [redacted] Branch based on our analysis of carriers returning to the office after 6:00 p.m. and Enterprise Customer Care (eCC) data. The objective of this audit was to assess mail delivery and retail services at the [redacted] Branch in [redacted], MD.
We issued this to determine whether Supplemental Security Income (SSI) underpayments due recipients who had been deceased for longer than 24 months were payable.
Five Years After Issuance, Many Examination Modules Remain in Field Test; FHFA Should Establish Timelines and Processes to Ensure Timely Revision of Examiner Guidance
Independent Report on Employee Benefits, Withholdings, Contributions, and Supplemental Semiannual Headcount Reporting Submitted to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management
Our objective was to assist the OPM in assessing the reasonableness of U.S. Postal Service employee health benefits, life insurance, and retirement withholdings; Postal Service benefit contributions; and enrollment information submitted via the headcount report.
What We Looked AtWe reviewed the Crooked Creek Traditional Council's single audit report for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2013, in order to identify findings that affect directly awarded Department of Transportation programs. An independent auditor prepared the single audit report, dated February 19, 2019.What We FoundWe found that the report contained an activities allowed or unallowed finding that needs prompt action from the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) management.RecommendationsWe recommend that FHWA ensures that the Council complies with the activities allowed or unallowed requirements. We also recommend that FHWA recovers $194,821 from the Council, if applicable.
What We Looked AtWe reviewed the Association of Village Council President's single audit report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2017, in order to identify findings that affect directly awarded Department of Transportation programs. An independent auditor prepared the single audit report, dated May 7, 2019.What We FoundWe found that the report contained a procurement and suspension and debarment finding, reporting findings, and a special tests and provisions finding that need prompt action from the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) management.RecommendationsWe recommend that FHWA ensures that the Council complies with the procurement and suspension and debarment, reporting, and special tests and provisions requirements.
