News and Announcements

For Office of the State Auditor

During the audit, forty-five individuals employed by agencies within EOHED did not complete required cybersecurity awareness training.

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

The audit also shows the court is improving its processes related to the collection and reconciliation of fees for appellant cases.

Recommendations in 2012 audit of MassHealth have been implemented.

Rosenthal and Birmingham were sworn in by Bump during a virtual ceremony held earlier today.

Reports released today were the last two in a series of six audits of elder service providers.

Bump’s audit urges HCCF to improve documentation of accounting practices and disclosure of related-party transactions.

Bump released the following statement shortly after the passing of Chief Justice Gants.

In both instances, the commission indicated it has taken action to begin implementing Bump’s recommendations to address the issues.

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

HCC did not implement an IT security training program for employees until October 2018, more than nine years after a state executive order required it to do so.

In a letter to members of the House of Representatives, Auditor Bump calls on the state to take steps to improve police training and accountability.

Bump initiated the audit at the request of the Department of Early Education and Care after the discovery of alleged fraud committed by the organization’s former enrollment director

Bump commends Black and Latino Legislative Caucus and Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association for their leadership on improving police accountability

Bump also calls on the agency to improve oversight of facilities that manufacture, process, and use toxic substances