BEAUFORT COUNTY, Sc. – The Beaufort County Council has released a report outlining a timeline for enhancing oversight of the county’s expenses, a key step in responding to an audit report which revealed unregulated spending on county purchasing cards. The reveal follows the termination of the previous county administrator in September.
The county council’s report, published this week, outlines a set of proposed accountability measures. The responsibility now falls upon the new county administrator to bring these recommendations to fruition. This comprises establishing a strategic framework inclusive of the recommendations and timeline for implementing changes, providing county leaders with detailed information about existing contracts, and scrutinizing ongoing misuse of county cards.
Per the report’s contents, the plan should be prepared for presentation to the council in the upcoming month. This rigorous action plan will provide a roadmap for systematic changes aimed at preventing misuse and increasing transparency in the county’s financial operations.
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