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HRD-80-62 1 (1980-05-20)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabavd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: l I S c T - l N ot to b e e b ft d vi't ri.,1 t e GAO euOfl except e tho bat;S -. .. Ha bA y te off-t -A - - ... a-, ppr ua eore Untted States General Accounting i' . l RIelatioDniv so washngon. DC 20548 Division -198024 May 20, 1980 The Honorable James R. Jones House of Representatives Dear Mr. Jones: Subject: r Management Has Reduced the -Effectiveness of Tulsa Human Services Agency ProgramJ(HRD-80-62) This report is in response to your April 28, 1979, letter, requesting that we review the administration of the Tulsa Human Services Agency, the community action agency for Tulsa County, Oklahoma. During our May 30 meeting with you, we agreed to: --Identify Tulsa Agency managerial problems in general, and specifically in its energy assistance and weather- ization programs. --Recommend ways to correct such problems. Subsequently, we met with your Tulsa staff to discuss complaints it had received about the Tulsa Agency programs. The staff asked that we explore the feasibility of coordinat- ing the weatherization program with the Tulsa Jaycees' winter- izing projects and the activities of local vocational technical schools. We interviewed headquarters and regional officials of the Community Services Administration, the Department of Labor, and the Department of Energy and officials of the Oklahoma%/ Department of Economic and Community Affairs, the Tulsa City Manpower Planning Division, and the Tulsa County Department of Social Services. Also, we met with current and former board members and staff of the Tulsa Agency. We reviewed and analyzed Tulsa Agency files for the period January 1978 through September 1979, visited selected weatherization projects, and spoke with selected weatherization and energy assistance program applicants. ~II ~JJI il fl(013944)

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