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Auditor And Controller Agency In The County Of San Diego

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In this final part of the assignment I decided to review the role of the Auditor and Controller agency as, being my background in business administration and having a great passion for the Financial world, it would be the one that perfectly fits my knowledge and future career goals. Briefly, before getting to the point of the essay, I would like to spend few sentences explaining what is the Auditor and Controller agency. This agency is crucial for the city of San Diego as among its main duties there is the setting of the collection and administration of the main financial resources of the city in order to support the main services and projects which the County of San Diego implements. As we discussed in class communication is essential for …show more content…

The aim of this section is to inform all the citizens of the county of San Diego that, in case of unclaimed money that might be owed to an individual, some lists are available on the website in order to find the missing money. The city of San Diego, through the lists, provides warrants/checks (which were undeliverable by the postal service) that remain uncashed for a period of more than six months. In doing so citizens can review each list which is provided in alphabetical order and as a result, through the compilation of a module for unclaimed money, claim their money which is only repaid if the County of San Diego consider the claimer to be the rightful payee. Again, through this section the City is able to provide messages to citizens which might help them to recover money which otherwise would be …show more content…

I personally think that most of the time information is not provided efficiently and as a result, this creates a gap in the public administration scenario which turns to negatively affect both individuals and organizations. Effective policies and regulations are based on communication, without with individuals would be in the dark about what is happening on the government side. Furthermore, a lack of communication would also limit the involvement of citizens in the creation of effective policies for the community. In my country, for example, many citizens are badly informed on the policies our government provides and as a result, most of the time they either misinterpret their meaning or do not understand their importance. I must admit that from this point of view Italy is really far behind from other countries (as I previously explained also from the difference in the websites information) and this is one of the reasons why our government scenario is really ineffective. I made some research on the internet and I compared our local website with that of San Diego: there is an abyss between them. The San Diego site and in particular the Auditor and Controller agency one, which I previously analysed, provide detailed

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