Delaware State Auditor

Delaware’s State Auditor calls the state’s oversight system for dual employment fragmented, reliant on manual processes, and dependent on self-reporting.

The Delaware State Auditor’s Office recently released performance audits of Delaware school districts for the fiscal year 2024.

The investigatory report found the fire company develops no annual budget and the treasurer doesn’t keep detailed expenditure data, which is against its bylaws.

The Department of Labor expected to complete the modernization by late 2026 or early 2027.

DSPC received about $200 million in state funding at the start of the year.

Delaware's Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission says another grant recipient could be sent to the DOJ for investigation, which would mark the second referral of an opioid abatement grant recipient.

York’s office released the report Sept. 3. It said the Apppoquinimink Board of Education had tools in place to avoid budget shortfalls but did not use them.

Delaware's Office of Auditor of Accounts (AOA) releases the second wave of opioid grantee audits, finding financial inconsistencies within Congo Legacy Center's plans to fund the Congo Tarir Project.

State Auditor Lydia York’s special investigation identified 62 educators employed without proper licensing, including nine educators void of a teaching license entirely as of March 5, 2025.

New Castle County Council member Kevin Caneco was the first to call for the audit after learning of $1.2 in accounting errors.