The District of Columbia’s finance office has asked to extend the deadline on a crucial audit of city agencies used by the federal government in determining the city’s worthiness for multimillion-dollar grants.
Finance office spokeswoman Maryann Young downplayed the request to file the so-called single audit on Sept. 30, saying that D.C. traditionally doesn’t file the report until the fall.
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