Post Audit Division
West Virginia Legislative Auditor's Office
Justin Robinson - Director
justin.robinson@wvlegislature.gov
State Capitol Complex
Building 1, Room 329W
Charleston, West Virginia 25305
Phone: (304) 347-4880
Fax: (304) 347-4889
Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (EST)
What is a Post Audit?
A post audit, as defined by ยง4-2-2 of the West Virginia Code, is the audit or review of governmental finances after they have been expended. The scope of a post audit includes audit or review of transactions pertaining to the financial operations of the various agencies of government on the state level, with verification of state revenues at the source and audit of expenditures all the way through the work to the recipient or beneficiary of the service.
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The Legislative Post Audit Division is governed by
Chapter 4, Article 2 of the West Virginia Code. The Division is responsible for performing the following duties:
a. To conduct post audits of the revenues and expenditures of the spending units of the state government, at least once every two years, if practicable;
b. To report any misapplication of state funds or erroneous, extravagant or unlawful expenditures by any spending unit; and,
c. To ascertain facts and to make recommendations to the Legislature concerning post audit findings.
In accordance with
Chapter 12, Article 4, Section 14 of the West Virginia Code the Division also performs audits or reviews at the direction of the Legislative Auditor of the disbursement of state grant funds to volunteer fire departments.
The Legislative Post Audit Division reports its findings and recommendations to the Legislative
Post Audit Subcommittee of the Joint Committee on Government and Finance.
National Conference of State Legislatures Peer Review
2020 Peer Review of the Legislative Post Audit Division
2020 Certification of the Peer Review of the Legislative Post Audit Division
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Job Opportunities |
VFD Audits |
VFD Financial Statement