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Oregons State Parks Audit Uncovers Safety Lapses and Asset Tracking Issues

A recent state audit reveals significant safety concerns and asset tracking problems in Oregons state parks. Inspections of overnight campgrounds showed that required checks on buildings were often missed or not recorded, posing risks to visitors and staff. Additionally, the Parks and Recreation Departments asset tracking system was found to have gaps, potentially leading to lost items, inaccurate financial reports, and weak insurance coverage. With millions of visitors annually, these issues could result in safety hazards and financial losses. The audit suggests eight fixes, including improved inspection rules, staff training, and a full upgrade to the asset system. Parks officials and leaders agree with the findings and are implementing changes to ensure safety and financial integrity.

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