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The report highlights notable activity surrounding BSI’s cases during the past fiscal year.

Defendant ordered to spend a year under house arrest and pay a six-figure restitution after pleading guilty last week to fifteen indictments of defrauding public benefits programs and providing false or misleading information.

Cash recognized for her contributions to helping the Auditor's Office accomplish its mission.

Bump received the award for her commitment to government transparency and her leadership related to the prevention of Medicaid fraud.

Auditor Bump calls on legislature to create permanent funding method for early voting and to supplement funding for municipal police training.

In addition to advocating for her agency's budget, Bump also calls on the legislature to address funding issues related to early voting and municipal police training.

AGA cites Bump's use of data analytics and technology to solve issues facing state government as key reasons for her receiving the award.

Nearly half of fraud cases identified by Bureau of Special Investigations in FY19 came through the Department of Transitional Assistance

Annual Report Shows Need for Additional Scrutiny of PCA spending

Bump testified today before the Joint Committee on Ways and Means in support of her Fiscal Year 2020 budget request.

In inaugural address, Bump highlighted the important role her office plays in solving problems facing government agencies.

State Auditor Suzanne M. Bump was elected to the 2018-19 Executive Committee of the National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers (NASACT).

Bump's office works to ensure public benefit programs are accessible and run with integrity.

Auditor Suzanne M. Bump today testified before the Joint Committee on Ways and Means in support of her agency’s Fiscal Year 2019 (FY19) budget request.

Auditor Bump testified before the Joint Committee on Ways and Means about her agency's fiscal year 2019 budget and agency priorities for the coming year.