Under the direction of Auditor Keith Faber, the office is responsible for auditing and providing financial services to all state and local governments in Ohio.
Auditor Faber toured the show barns at the Madison County Fair today to see the great work that young Ohioans and their families have put into their exhibits this year. Thank you to the Madison County Ag Society and all the volunteers for another great fair! 🎡
A former central Ohio couple faces 12 felony charges for allegedly defrauding Ohio’s Medicaid program of $9.3 million by billing for services that were never provided, AG Wilson announced today.
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World-class art should belong to everyone, and institutions like the Toledo Museum of Art are proof that communities flourish when they value both industry and inspiration #America250@ToledoMuseum
Another great week of learning for the AOS Future Leaders Fellows! 🏛️ Our fellows toured the Ohio Supreme Court and learned more about how the judicial system works to uphold our laws and serve Ohioans. Learn more about the fellowship here: https://t.co/32GQ2SjixW
SB 315 strengthens the Auditor of State's ability to safeguard public dollars and mandates tougher penalties for fraudsters. AOS will continue to work for transparency and accountability on behalf of Ohio taxpayers.
Cybercriminals use fake emails and social engineering schemes to impersonate vendors and even colleagues. Always verify every change request - preferably in person.
AOS's Marissa Marzick and Matt Klapheke accepted the National State Auditors Association's 2026 Excellence in Accountability Award for the special audit of the Columbus Zoo, which led to criminal convictions and prison sentences for top executives involved in the $2.3M theft.
When we uncover fraud, we prosecute it. When we find waste or abuse, we flag the control weaknesses that enabled it. Agencies that fail to take corrective action are asking taxpayers to subsidize the abuse of the system, and that's unacceptable.