Auditors Say Maryland Corrects Financial Flaws

State auditors say Maryland's Developmental Disabilities Administration has corrected flaws that cost taxpayers millions of dollars.

In a report last October, the Office of Legislative Audits found that the agency failed to collect $5.5 million in federal reimbursement for services provided to disabled adults, improperly spent $600,000 to purchase motor vehicles, and did not bill local governments $1.4 million for services.