MO State Auditor's Office

MO State Auditor's Office


he State Auditor's office performs audits of state agencies, boards and commissions, the circuit court system, the 89 counties in Missouri that do not have a county auditor, and other political subdivisions upon petition by the voters or Governor's request. The office also performs annual financial audits of the state's financial statements and the Office of the State Treasurer, and annually audits compliance with federal requirements applicable to major federal grant programs for which the state receives funding. Audits may take a few weeks to several months depending on the scope of the audit work. It may take at least a year from the initial start of some audits until the audit report is issued. The following audits are currently in-progress or have recently been issued.
2011 Transportation Development District Annual Review
2012 Annual Report
Bollinger County
Callaway County Circuit Court
Carter County Collector and Property Tax System
City of Bolivar *
City of Brentwood *
City of Buckner * - Completed - 03/13/2013
City of Liberal *
City of Marshfield *
City of Savannah * 
City of Warrenton *
Compilation of 2012 Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act Seizures - Completed - 02/28/2013
Cooper County
Crawford County
Crowder College
Dade County
Daviess County
Department of Natural Resources - Solid Waste Management District H
Department of Natural Resources - Solid Waste Management District I
Department of Natural Resources - Solid Waste Management District J
Department of Natural Resources - Solid Waste Management District K
Department of Natural Resources - Solid Waste Management District P
Department of Natural Resources - Solid Waste Management Program
Department of Public Safety - Missouri Veterans Commission - Capital Improvement Trust Fund
Department of Public Safety - State Emergency Management Agency
Department of Social Services, Family Support Division, Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) transaction restrictions.
Department of Social Services-Division of Youth Services
Director's Office-Missouri Department of Public Safety
Early Childhoood Development, Education and Care Fund
Follow-Up Report On Audit Findings Fortieth Judicial Circuit City of Diamond Municipal Division
Follow-Up Report On Audit Findings Missouri State Public Defender - Completed - 03/22/2013
General Obligation Bond Sales Practices
Hickman Mills School District
Historic Preservation Tax Credit
Lee's Summit School District
Livingston County
Macon County
Maries County 
Mercer County
Missouri Department of Conservation
Missouri Divison of Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration-Credit Unions Division
Missouri Gaming Commission
Missouri House of Representatives - Completed - 03/22/2013
Missouri Office of Prosecution Services
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Missouri State Senate - Completed - 03/22/2013
Missouri Technology Corporation
Moniteau County
Morgan County
New Madrid County
New Madrid County Sheriff
New Melle Municipal Court 
Office of Administration-Procurement Card Program
Office of Secretary of State - Completed - 03/15/2013
Office of State Treasurer - Completed - 03/08/2013
Pike County
Rockwood R-VI School District - Completed - 02/27/2013
Scotland County
Shelby County
Social Services Medicaid Management Information System Data Security - Completed - 03/07/2013
Southern Dallas County Fire Protection District
St. Louis Public School District
State of Missouri Single Audit - Completed - 03/19/2013
State Plane Purchase
Ste. Genevieve County
Stoddard County
Summary of 2012 Follow-Up Reports - Completed - 03/22/2013
Taney County
Thirtieth Judicial Circuit - City of Bolivar Municipal Division
Thirty-Eighth Judicial Circuit - Taney County Circuit Court
Thirty-fourth Judicial Circuit - New Madrid County
Twelfth Judicial Circuit - City of Warrenton Municipal Division
Twenty-Sixth Judicial Circuit - City of Versailles Municipal Division 
Village of Deerfield 

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