The City Auditor wants to hear your ideas and suggestions to improve the City of Kansas City, Mo. government.

Did You Know?

Every year the City Auditor’s Office develops an annual audit plan and your ideas and suggestions receive equal consideration as we select audits for the coming year.

Public audit suggestions could result in service improvements, reduced costs, or increased revenues. Actually, they have. So far, the potential direct and indirect financial impacts from audits inspired by public audit suggestions is about $192 million. Here is the list of audits based on public suggestions:

• Better Data, Analysis, Goals, and Community Engagement Needed to Combat Illegal Dumping April 2022

• Community Improvement Districts: Strong Oversight Needed to Ensure Public Benefit, Transparency, and Accountability April 2021

• Improvements Needed in Water Meter Testing May 2019

• Parking Garages Need Planning, Coordination with Transportation Goals March 2019

• Street-Related Permit Fees Need Review and Adjustment April 2015  

• Compliance with Street Plate Requirements Could Improve Ride Quality and Safety December 2015

• Bike KC Inadequate to Achieve City Goals December 2016

• Independence Avenue Community Improvement District Should Improve Accountability and Transparency April 2017