“Denver’s real estate management agency suffers from poor record keeping, the lack of a centralized real estate portfolio, and no formal communication procedures to the city’s financial reporting office, Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien’s office found. Executive Order 100 in 2010 established the Denver Finance Department’s Real Estate Division to manage the city’s properties — … [Read more…]
” The city’s Division of Real Estate isn’t taking a comprehensive approach to tracking city property or to long-term planning, however division officials say they are starting to make changes, according to a new audit report this month from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA and statements made at this month’s Audit Committee. “Real … [Read more…]
“Denver leaders need to do more to fully and transparently respond to open records requests from the public, according to a new audit from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA. Our audit examined Denver’s response to records requests compared to other Colorado governments. We found Denver’s process is not as accessible or transparent as … [Read more…]