Read past editions of The Auditor's Report

The month's edition focuses on the work the state is doing now to improve police training and accountability.

This edition looks at focuses on three key steps Massachusetts should take now to ensure the most productive use of federal COVID-19 recovery money when it arrives to safeguard against waste, fraud and abuse.

This month's edition highlights my office's work holding state agencies accountable, as we have adjusted to life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This edition highlights recent work from the office, our peer review, and how we've continued to hold our state government accountable, dispite COVID-19.

This edition looks at early voting and highlights the need for a funding mechanism for this important service.

This edition takes a look back at ways the Office of the State Auditor made government work better in 2019.

This month's edition focuses on municipal police training in the Commonwealth and how the state can enhance in-service curriculum and accountability.

This edition examines the barriers people face when seeking to access benefits offered by the WIC program.

This month's edition highlights our office's efforts to help communities and town cover the costs of mandated polling hours.

This issue highlights the office's audit work as it overlaps with the business community throughout the Commonwealth.

This edition highlights the office's work advocating for students in foster care and previews Auditor Bump's priorities as the next NSAA president.

This edition highlights Auditor Bump's call for action to meet the educational needs of kids in foster care.

This edition highlights the value of our bills filed with the Legislature to make state government more modern, effective, and accountable.

This edition highlights Auditor Bump's budget request, proposed legislation filed by the Auditor, and recent audits.

This edition highlights an audit of the Berkshire County District Attorney's Office, efforts to protect consumers at the pump and enforcement of diversity policies in state hiring.

This edition highlights the Auditor's inauguration, early voting, and a recent appointment to the Asian American Commission.

The Auditor's Report email newsletter for December 2018 looks back at the accomplishments of the year and forward to priorities for 2019. It also examines 25 years of the Taxpayer Protection Act.

The Auditor's Report email newsletter for November 2018 focuses on the importance of data collection in criminal diversion programs and the ways audits have helped improve reporting of abuse and neglect.

The Auditor's Report email newsletter for October 2018 focusing on how opportunities to address regional school transportation costs and the office's Food For Thought brown bag lunch series.

The Auditor's Report email newsletter for September 2018 focusing on how transition audits provide a roadmap for improvement and how the state can better preserve farmland.

Auditor's Report email newsletter for August 2018 focusing on the OSA's final analysis of the Chapter 224 healthcare law and the efforts of DCF to keep kids safe after our 2017 audit.

Auditor's Report email newsletter for July 2018 focusing on fee collection and the ways the OSA made government work better during FY 2018.

Auditor's Report email newsletter for June 2018 focusing on cybersecurity and the state budget.

Auditor's Report email newsletter for May 2018 focusing on MassHealth’s overpayments for drug screenings and our staff community service efforts.

Auditor's Report email newsletter for April 2018 focusing on ensuring integrity and accessibility in public benefit programs and criminal justice.

Auditor's Report email newsletter for March 2018 focusing on performance audits and the Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS)