State audit breaks down MLSD budget issues
The Washington State Auditor's Office presented the findings from the two-year Moses Lake School District accountability audit. From left to right is Assistant State Auditor Ruth Walker, Assistant Audit Manager Kathleen Lince and Audit Manager Jake Santistevan.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — A two‑year accountability audit of the Moses Lake School District found the district repeatedly overspent its legally adopted budgets, failed to obtain required state approval for a 2024 enrichment levy, and lacked adequate controls over purchasing, credit cards, fuel use and asset tracking, according to a report released March 19 by the Washington State Auditor’s Office.
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