Office of Minnesota State Auditor Julie Blaha
We provide oversight
The Office of the State Auditor (OSA) oversees $40 billion in local government spending. As Minnesota's financial watchdog, we ensure that local governments hold themselves to the highest standards of accountability.
Office of Minnesota State Auditor Julie Blaha
Transparency in government
OSA is an independent, executive branch of government that focuses on providing transparency in government finances.
Office of Minnesota State Auditor Julie Blaha
Supporting local government
The Office of the State Auditor (OSA) supports local government with the best financial data available. Our analysis of data allows local governments to make better local decisions.
Office of Minnesota State Auditor Julie Blaha
Representation
The State Auditor represents Minnesotans on several boards that directly impact them, including the State Board of Investment, the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, and the Public Employees Retirement Association.
How can we help you?
Saturday, April 17
What's New
- Untangling the Subrecipient, Contractor, and Beneficiary Issue and the Coronavirus Relief Fund
- Hamburg, City of - Review Letter
- Pension Newsletter - March 2021
- Independent School District 883 (Rockford Area Schools) - Review Letter and Investigative Report
- Bloomington Fire Department Relief Association Financial Statements and Management Letter - 12/31/20
Upcoming Due Dates
- 4/20/2021: Forfeiture Incident Reporting Form Law enforcement agencies must use this form each month to report the disposition of property seized subject to forfeiture (April).
- 5/20/2021: Forfeiture Incident Reporting Form Law enforcement agencies must use this form each month to report the disposition of property seized subject to forfeiture (May).
- 6/20/2021: Forfeiture Incident Reporting Form Law enforcement agencies must use this form each month to report the disposition of property seized subject to forfeiture (June).
- 6/30/2021: Reporting deadline for volunteer fire relief associations with assets and liabilities under $500,000 (June).
- 6/30/2021: Town Financial Reporting Form – in Accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) due.