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City Of Philadelphia Office Of The Controller
The Philadelphia City Controller promotes honest, efficient, effective, and fully accountable city government. Independent of the Mayor and City Council, the City Controller conducts independent audits and analyses that provide objective information to city officials, the public, and other interested parties about the city’s financial affairs, and on ways to improve city operations and the use of public resources.
Fiscal Year 2024 Single Audit of the School District of Philadelphia
City Controller Christy Brady today released the latest School District of Philadelphia audit of federal grants that found the School District failed to provide the minimum contribution to the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP), resulting in a matching shortfall of $2,170,558.
Have Your Say: City Services Survey 2025
You can say a lot in 3 minutes! This short survey will provide insight into how residents and businesses feel about city services and where the City Controller’s Office can direct resources to help the city operate efficiently and effectively.
May 2025 - Municipal Money Matters
City Controller Christy Brady today released the May 2025 Municipal Money Matters, highlighting that the city awarded $370 million in contracts to Minority-, Woman-, and Disabled-Owned (M/W/DSBE) businesses during Fiscal Year 2023.
About the City Controller
The City Controller is a popularly-elected City official and serves four-year terms, staggered from Mayor and Council elections, and is not subject to term limits. The City Controller is the Chief Auditor of the City of Philadelphia and the School District. The City Controller is independent of the Mayor and City Council and is charged with auditing their operations.