996 resultados para AZTI-2004-1
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City Audit Report
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City Audit Report
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City Audit Report - Special Investigation
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City Audit Report - Special Investigation
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City Audit Report - Reaudit
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City Audit Report - Special Investigation
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Community School District Audit Report - Reaudit
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Other Audit Reports - Special Investigation
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Iowa Communications Interoperability Strategy was produced by a task force appointed by Governor Vilsack to look at this issue.
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Reaudit report on the Lake Park Municipal Utilities for the period July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005
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This is what we hope will be a quarterly newsletter for the Iowa Weatherization Program. The purpose of the newsletter is to share with you information on all aspects of the program as well as spotlight a couple of agencies in each issue. We will provide information on upcoming events, training schedules, monitoring schedules and general news about the program. There will be a section of questions we have received from you and the answers provided.
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Audit report on applying agreed-upon procedures for the City of Linden’s compliance with road use tax requirements for the period July 1, 1999 through June 30, 2004
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Reaudit report on the Des Moines Independent Community School District for the period July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005
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This report shows the number of older Iowans and units of service by service category from Title III funding of the Older Americans Act, through the Administration on Aging (AoA), the Iowa Senior Living Trust Fund and limited state general fund dollars. DEA hopes that this document and the information contained within can be a useful tool for making informed planning decisions. The information provided in this report is the result of hard work and dedication from the Iowa Aging Network who work as a team with the Iowa Department of Elder Affairs toward it’s mission: "To provide advocacy, educational, and prevention services to older Iowans so they can find Iowa a healthy, safe, productive, and enjoyable place to live and work.
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This report shows the number of older low-income and moderate-income Iowans who received service from the Senior Living Program (SLP) and the number of units by service category. Additionally, it shows the number of persons served across services. In other words, if you add the total number of clients from all services it is higher than the actual number of persons served across all services, because some people need and receive more than one service. (Please note: this is preliminary data, and may be subject to change.)