From federal audit requirements to evolving compliance guidance, expectations around grant oversight are shifting in ways that require proactive planning not last-minute fixes. This roundtable brings together public agencies from across the Western United States to share perspectives on how they’re adapting to new compliance requirements while maintaining readiness for both audits and mandatory review.
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Discussion will cover updates to the 2025 OMB Compliance Supplement and Single Audit requirements, including changes that affect audit thresholds and how grants are reviewed. Panelists will also discuss how agencies are strengthening internal processes, improving documentation practices, and preparing their teams to navigate evolving federal grant expectations.
Designed for grant managers, finance leaders, and compliance professionals, this session will focus on practical lessons learned, common challenges, and strategies agencies are using to stay audit-ready in an environment where oversight expectations continue to evolve.
Manager of Compliance Operations and Reporting, MCE
Director, Customer Success, Euna Solutions
Division Manager, Grants Data Management
(Grants Management & Innovation Department), Pima County
Grants/Contracts Operations Analyst, Idaho State Department of Agriculture
This session is designed for grant managers, finance leaders, and compliance professionals at public agencies who are responsible for federal grant oversight, audit preparation, or internal compliance processes.
The 2025 updates include revisions to audit thresholds and changes to how federal grants are reviewed during Single Audits. These shifts mean agencies may face different scrutiny levels than in prior years, making it critical to revisit your current documentation practices, internal controls, and team readiness before your next audit cycle not after.
You’ll walk away with practical strategies for staying audit-ready, a clearer understanding of the 2025 OMB Compliance Supplement and Single Audit updates, and real-world approaches from peer agencies on strengthening documentation and internal processes.
