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Founded in 1921, the United States Government Accountability Office, also known as GAO, is an independent nonpartisan agency that works for Congress. It audits government operations to determine whether federal funds are being spent efficiently and effectively. The agency also investigates the allegations of illegal and improper activities. The United States Government Accountability Office performs policy analysis, as well as issues legal decisions and opinions, such as bid protest rulings and reports on various rules. It supports the Congress in meeting its constitutional responsibilities, as well as helps improve its performance. In addition, the United States Government Accountability Office investigates how the federal government spends taxpayer dollars. The agency has a staff of more than 3,100 employees. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the agency maintains a presence in Los Angeles.
The City Manager s office administers and implements the policies and programs adopted by the city council. It also oversees the internal audit program of operating departments. The office manages programs and services, such as animal control liaison, cable franchise liaison, cable public access channel, information technology, league of California cities, media relations and the Orange Unified School District liaison. Additionally, it provides administrative support to the mayor and city council and responds to citizen and business requests for resolution of city service related issues. Located in Orange, Calif., the office manages the operations of departments, such as finance, fire, library, personnel services, police, public works, community services, economic development and city attorney.
