Peer Review - Who Audits the Auditors?

Government Auditing Standards require that auditors receive peer reviews from independent external auditors.

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  1. 2026 Peer Review
  2. 2023 Peer Review
  3. 2020 Peer Review
  4. 2017 Peer Review
  5. 2014 Peer Review
  6. 2011 Peer Review
  7. 2008 Peer Review
  8. 2005 Peer Review

Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards require that auditors receive peer reviews from other audit professionals. Using the guidance of the Association of Local Government Auditors, our office has a review every three years. The most recent peer review reports, management letters, and responses are available below:

2026 Peer Review

2023 Peer Review

2020 Peer Review

2017 Peer Review

2014 Peer Review

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2011 Peer Review

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2008 Peer Review

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2005 Peer Review

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Last reviewed April 9, 2026

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