Rochester city school District's transportation department transports over 28,000 students each day. $50 million was spent on transportation in 2009-2010 school year. New two tiered start time and reduced cost of contracted bus services will save $5 million.
Rochester city school District's transportation department transports over 28,000 students each day. $50 million was spent on transportation in 2009-2010 school year. New two tiered start time and reduced cost of contracted bus services will save $5 million.
Rochester city school District's transportation department transports over 28,000 students each day. $50 million was spent on transportation in 2009-2010 school year. New two tiered start time and reduced cost of contracted bus services will save $5 million.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR GENERAL
Transportation
Audit Report
May 28, 2009Executive Summary
‘Summary of Recommendations
Observations, Recommendations and Action Plans
Policies and Procedures
Bus Drivers
‘Accidents
Incidents and Diseipline
Puel
Eligibility
Billing
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Executive Summary
OBJECTIVE
To evaluate the internal control environment in Transporation; including policies, procedures and compliance monitoring to ensure
adequate controls have been implemented to deliver safe, timely and efficient transportation to all District students.
BACKGROUND.
‘School transportation i a vital support service that demands sound management duc to the large capita investment in bus fleets and annual
expenditures for contacted services, maintenance and operations, Although numerous tate regulations govern transportation services,
istrict have the flexibility of establishing procedures tha enhance operations suchas changing school start times (bell schedules),