News and Announcements

For Office of the State Auditor

Filed by the Office of the State Auditor (OSA), Bump provided testimony for H.6, An Act Improving Government Accountability, and H.5, An Act Improving the Internal Controls within State Agencies

Bump provided testimony for H.6, An Act Improving Government Accountability, and H.5, An Act Improving the Internal Controls within State Agencies

Audit recommends MCB train its staff to properly record all complaints

Report focuses on patients who were prescribed buprenorphine as part of their medication-assisted treatment

Auditor Bump calls on CommCorp to improve its cybersecurity policies and the accuracy of financial reporting information.

Skypeck was sworn in during a ceremony in Bump’s State House office on Friday, March 15, 2019.

The audit found deficiencies with both providers’ documentation to support MassHealth claims for adult day health (ADH) services.

Annual Report Shows Need for Additional Scrutiny of PCA spending

The audit found the MSCBA submitted inaccurate financial information for a number of projects during the audit period of July 1, 2016 through March 31, 2018.

Bump highlighted her agency’s budget priorities for the coming fiscal year, as well as ways her office, over the past twelve months, has made government work better for the residents of the Commonwealth.

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

State Auditor Suzanne M. Bump, along with members of the Ames family, unveiled a restored portrait of former Governor Oliver Ames at a ceremony in the State House.

Blakeney was sworn in on Wednesday, February 13, 2019 and is filling the seat on the Commission held previously by Dr. Wendy Everett.

Human Resources Division’s failure to effectively collect plans and progress reports provides inadequate assurance that executive branch agencies are meeting diversity benchmarks

Audit calls on the BCSO to ensure reimbursements for housing federal immigration detainees are properly remitted and reported to the state.