The State Auditor is a constitutionally established position within Colorado's Legislative Branch. The General Assembly appoints the State Auditor, without regard to political affiliation, to serve a 5-year term. The State Auditor must be a Certified Public Accountant licensed to practice in Colorado.

The OSA has a reputation for excellence and is an ideal place for you to begin a rewarding career in public service. We offer you a chance to use your skills to the fullest and enjoy working on complex projects that promote accountability and positive change in government for the people of Colorado.

The OSA has limited authority and can only help with allegations involving state employees or contractors who are potentially committing fraud against their employer (the State). The following table lists various resources for individuals looking for help with other concerns they may have.

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Below are some common questions and answers about the audit process, the OSA, the Legislative Audit Committee, and other aspects of what we do.

Do you have a question that isn't on the list? Please contact us and we will work to get you the answer!

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