Colorado · Report · FY2023–FY2025

Repeat findings in Colorado's latest single audits

42 Colorado organizations carry at least one repeat finding in their latest single audit, 55 repeat findings in all. They are among the 166 Colorado organizations whose latest audit for FY2023–FY2025 reports a finding of any kind.

A repeat finding is one the auditor marked as a repeat of a finding from an earlier audit. Organizations are placed by address. Each organization and each finding counts once, whatever the dollars involved. The State of Colorado's statewide audit is reported separately at the end so that one very large audit does not swamp the counts.

By length of the longest repeat chain

Chain length counts the audit years a problem has run, following each repeat finding back through the earlier audits it cites. "At least" marks chains whose earliest link could not be verified.

Five or more audit years: 4 organizations

Four audit years: 4 organizations

Three audit years: 8 organizations

Two audit years: 26 organizations

Findings by type

Every finding in the latest audits of the 166 organizations, repeat or not. No finding is marked both material weakness and significant deficiency; the other classifications can apply to any finding.

Findings by federal program

The 25 programs with the most findings, of 124. A finding that concerns several programs counts once for each. Clusters count as one program.

No audit on file: June 30 year ends

43 Colorado organizations with a fiscal year ending June 30, 2025 had no single audit on file as of October 30, 2026, 213 days after the March 31, 2026 deadline. Each filed an audit for the year before that reported federal spending above the $750,000 threshold. The list is approximate: an organization whose federal spending fell below the threshold would not need an audit, and some file under another entity. Pandemic relief programs, now winding down, are a common reason for spending to fall; the last column shows their share of each organization's prior-year federal spending.

The State of Colorado

The State of Colorado's FY2025 statewide single audit covers $20.8 billion in federal spending. It reports 16 findings, 10 material weaknesses and 6 significant deficiencies, of which 9 are repeats; the longest repeat chain spans 8 audit years. The auditor qualified its opinion on 8 major programs, and known questioned costs total $245,603. FAC record.

About these numbers

Latest audit means the most recent FY2023–FY2025 single audit on file for each organization as of October 30, 2026. Classifications are the auditors' own. Questioned-cost amounts are read from the finding text and shown only where the auditor states a known amount. Methodology.