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The committee reviewed the FY 2025 internal audit report and a two-year audit plan that includes 9 to 12 planned audits across city operations, plus a discussion of public safety and quality-of-life priorities for the 2026 legislative agenda.
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The committee heard that Internal Audit completed 16 projects in FY 2025, with more still underway, and outlined a new two-year plan covering areas such as cybersecurity, code enforcement, recycling contracts, and revenue controls. Members also discussed how the city should support public safety and quality of life through state and federal legislation, with interest in a broader approach that includes courts, mental health, housing, and juvenile justice. The committee agreed it would help to develop a shared public safety framework and to pursue a joint summit with county, judicial, nonprofit, and community partners. It also reviewed a new request to standardize grant requirements for nonprofits, and staff said they are working on it for a future update.
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