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Federal Audit Finds Weak Oversight of Grant Funds in Newsom-Linked Program

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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A federal audit, commissioned by AmeriCorps, found weak oversight of millions of dollars in grant money within a program overseen by Gavin Newsom. The report questioned $10.8 million in grant costs for CivicWell. Additionally, California Volunteers and three of seven organizations examined failed to comply with federal grant requirements.

From nypost.com

Why it matters

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The audit highlighted inadequate monitoring, which creates significant risk that federal funds could be misused or wasted. Auditors recommended recovering nearly $4.8 million in federal funding from CivicWell and disallowing $6 million in matching contributions.

From nypost.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • California Volunteers could face regulatory action and loss of funding access due to ineffective oversight found in the federal audit.

  • The State of California might face regulatory scrutiny and challenges to funding access due to the audit exposing weak oversight of state-managed grant funds.

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