Through Oct. 31, Missouri has received $3.01 billion and spent $1.51 billion of this CARES Act assistance.
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Esteban M. Reynoso, a MSHP trooper, has been named Missouri State Employee of the Month for his investigative initiative, which led to the rescue of a child abuse victim and criminal charges.
For the month of December, Missourians will once more receive the maximum SNAP or Food Stamp benefit amount for their households' size.
The audit found the Jackson County frequently underestimated fund balances, underestimated revenues, and overestimated spending.
As research and development of COVID-19 vaccines continue, Gov. Mike Parson announced a new vaccine website for Missouri residents.
The audit recommends improving fiscal procedures in several areas, including inmate commissary and developmentally disabled board.
Auditor Nicole Galloway issued monthly reports detailing the compliance of municipalities and other political subdivisions with financial reporting laws.
The report makes recommendations for improving procedures by Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney and other offices; audit receives overall rating of "good."
The report recommends improvements to financial processes in sheriff's office, finds unidentified balances in two county accounts.
Along with Missouri, attorneys general from Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, and Florida also signed on to the brief.