The Office of the State Comptroller issued a report Wednesday reviewing the awarding of insurance broker contracts and the administration of health insurance and lunch programs in the Buena Regional School District.
The report,a follow-upon a Comptroller's Office audit of the district in 2020, indicates that Buena Regional largely complies with state standards. It still, however, falls short of certain transparency requirements with respect to insurance-broker contracts.
Acting Comptroller Kevin Walsh admonished Buena Regional on the latter point in a news release issued Wednesday.
"Local governments need to be transparent so taxpayers can see how their taxes are being spent,"Walsh said.
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