Kimberly Rash
1:42 - 2:27
“staff have changed over, and HUD rules have changed continuously. And so understanding that, you know, we're not the best set all the time, and so I'm here to go over some of the findings and knowing that this was a learning opportunity for all of us.”
- Speaker
- Kimberly Rash
- Timestamp
- 1:42 – 2:27
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 27, 2026
From the transcript
And the reason why I brought it forth was because it had not been audited in some time, staff have changed over, and HUD rules have changed continuously. And so understanding that, you know, we're not the best set all the time, and so I'm here to go over some of the findings and knowing that this was a learning opportunity for all of us. So today I'm going to summarize the audit results, focus on control management that we have put in place and that we are putting in place to address the findings. My intent isn't to go over every single detail, but at least high level, and then there is an appendix after slide 17 that goes over each of the actual findings for reference. So introductions.
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