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Federal Reports
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Smithsonian Institution
Physical Security: The Office of Protection Services Needs to Strengthen Training, Medical and Physical, and Equipment Requirements for Armed Security Guards and Improve Oversight of Unarmed Contract Guards
This audit examined the training, medical and physical, and equipment standards for the Smithsonian’s armed security guard force and compared those standards with best practices in minimum standards established by the federal government’s ISC, of which the Smithsonian is an associate member.The audit also examined how OPS ensures that unarmed contract guards at museums in Washington, D.C. meet qualification and trainingrequirements specified in the Smithsonian’s contract.
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority, Columbus, OH, Did Not Always Comply With HUD’s Requirements Regarding the Administration of Its Public Housing Operating and Capital Fund Programs
Closeout Compliance Examination of Arab Brothers for Precast Industries and Contracting, Subcontract 97812-WB-001, Under Task Order AID-294-TO-13-00006 of Prime, CDM Constructors Inc., Qabatiya Well Pump Station in West Bank and Gaza, January 1, 2015, to
Fund Accountability Statement Closeout Audit of Caritas Baby Hospital, Development of Services at Caritas Baby Hospital Project in West Bank and Gaza, Agreement 294-A-13-00003, April 1, 2015, to December 3, 2016
OIG determined whether USDA has processes in place to sufficiently manageits fleet and to detect and prevent USDA employees from misusing Governmentvehicles.
Financial Audit of the Malakand Reconstruction and Recovery Program Assistance in Pakistan Managed by the Provincial Reconstruction Rehabilitation & Settlement Authority, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Grant No. 47, July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013
Colorado implemented many of the new criminal background check requirements established under the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 2014. However, certain criminal background check requirements for childcare providers remained unimplemented as of March 1, 2018, and significant challenges may delay full implementation until 2019 or 2020. Specifically, these challenges include unavailable finances and staff to process the background checks, data system limitations, and required changes to State laws or policies and procedures. Colorado currently has until September 30, 2018, to implement the new criminal background check requirements. The outstanding challenges may lead Colorado to request an additional 1-year waiver from the Administration for Children and Families to address the challenges and comply with the new requirements.
