Travis County boosts financial oversight of Central Health

Travis County Commissioners Court is strengthening its financial oversight of Central Health, the county’s public health district, but not to the extent some critics have demanded. On Tuesday, the commission voted 4-0-1 to amend Central Health’s financial policies to require the district pay for an outside accountant hired by the county if the court finds Central Health’s financial information is not reliable or not provided in a timely manner or in accordance with state law. The court also called for Central Health to provide annual audits of its four affiliated nonprofits: Capital City Innovation Inc., CommUnityCare, Community Care Collaborative and Sendero […]

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Source: Community Impact- Round Rock