Audit finds major problems in Mount Rainier’s finances

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Michael Theis/Route 1 Reporter

Mount Rainier's City Hall

A long-awaited audit of Mount Rainier's 2017 finances uncovered eye-opening issues, including spotty record-keeping, poor oversight, a need for more administrative staff and a lack of official policies governing many spending decisions. While the audit focused on 2017, its authors said many of the flaws found still need to...
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