一项2026年的审计发现明尼苏达州425M美元的行为健康补助计划存在重大缺陷,包括欺诈、监督不力和利益冲突。 A 2026 audit found major flaws in Minnesota’s $425M behavioral health grant program, including fraud, poor oversight, and conflicts of interest.

明尼苏达州立法审计师办公室进行的一项2026年审计发现,该州的行为卫生管理赠款方案存在严重缺陷,该方案从2022年到2024年分配了超过4.25亿美元。 A 2026 audit by Minnesota’s Office of the Legislative Auditor found serious flaws in the state’s Behavioral Health Administration grant program, which distributed over $425 million from 2022 to 2024. 报告显示,普遍缺乏监督、缺少或迟交进度报告、未经核实的实地访问、以及有证据表明文件过时或伪造。 The report revealed widespread lack of oversight, missing or late progress reports, unverified site visits, and evidence of backdated or fabricated documents. 一名前赠款管理人在离开参加受援组织之前,批准支付近673 000美元,引起利益冲突问题。 A former grant manager approved nearly $673,000 in payments before leaving to join a recipient organization, raising conflict-of-interest concerns. 近300 000美元为无凭无据的索赔支付,约73%的工作人员说他们缺乏适当培训。 Nearly $300,000 was paid for unsupported claims, and about 73% of staff said they lacked proper training. 国土安全部临时专员Shireen Gandhi承认调查结果并承诺进行改革。 Temporary DHS Commissioner Shireen Gandhi acknowledged the findings and pledged reforms. 审计加紧了对国家社会服务方案和问责制的审查。 The audit has intensified scrutiny over state social service programs and accountability.