REQUESTING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE STATE AUDITOR TO CONDUCT A COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL, PERFORMANCE, AND COMPLIANCE AUDIT OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVING STATE FUNDS FOR HOMELESSNESS-RELATED SERVICES.

Summary

The resolution asks Hawaii’s Attorney General and State Auditor to conduct a comprehensive financial, performance, and compliance audit of nonprofit organizations that get state money for homelessness‑related programs. It targets groups that receive grant‑in‑aid, direct appropriations, state‑administered contracts, or city‑county funds originating from the state, beginning with those in Honolulu. The goal is to ensure transparency, fiscal responsibility, and measurable outcomes in the use of public funds.

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