No oversight: Denver’s homeless plan cost $20 million more than previously reported, auditor says

Mayor Mike Johnston’s campaign to curb homelessness has cost the city an estimated $20 million more than previously reported, Denver’s auditor concluded.

The audit determined that the mayor’s initiative was poorly planned, with underreported expenses, no monitoring plan, inadequate “equity” considerations in shelter siting, and no one responsible for tracking the program’s citywide expenses.

The mayor’s office disputed the findings, calling some “instances” of the audit “willfully misleading.”…

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