An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Andrew Woodbury, the former Assistant Director of the Hamilton County Schools Department of School Nutrition (HCSN).

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Kimberly Brown, the former treasurer of the Greeneville School Support Corporation’s Dance Team Booster Club. The dance team booster club supported the Greeneville Middle and High School dance teams.

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictments of Brian Lane and Tiffany Koelsch, who are employed at Scotts Hill Elementary School in Henderson County. The investigation began after Henderson County School System officials reported time reporting inconsistencies.

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Daylon McPeake, the former fire chief of the Henderson County Volunteer Fire Department’s Station 7.

A new forensic audit of Tennessee State University includes 57 observations and 60 recommendations related to how TSU handles a variety of core responsibilities including budget monitoring, collecting tuition, awarding scholarships, and many more.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office is looking for feedback as it begins to study the effectiveness and efficiency of Tennessee’s Retail Accountability Program (RAP).

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Glenda Brown, the former assistant director of the Tipton County Emergency Communications District.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has issued a report and is making several recommendations to improve the fiscal and operational management of the Shelby County Clerk’s Office.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s annual audit of the Polk County government includes 11 findings, eight of which were also noted in the previous year’s report.

The latest audit of Carter County shows that much work is necessary to improve the financial management of the county government.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office audit of Lake County government for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2023 shows familiar problems and persistent weaknesses within the county’s financial management practices.

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office shows that a Nashville-based nonprofit used grant money to make $42,249.74 of unallowable payments, including checks written to the executive director.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s annual audit of Lewis County for the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2023 includes 16 findings which raise concerns about the competence of financial management in the county government.

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of James “Randy” Lynn, the former Maintenance Director for Hickman County government.

A new report shows updates are needed to produce the study state lawmakers consult when allocating resources across Tennessee’s 32 judicial districts.