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LS • • <br /> INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANTS' REPORT <br /> ON APPLYING AGREED-UPON PROCEDURES <br /> To Mr. John Kachirsiky, President <br /> Santa Ana Police Officers Association <br /> Santa Ana, California <br /> To the Management of the City of Santa Ana <br /> Santa Ana, California <br /> We have performed the procedures enumerated below on the Santa Ana Police Officers Association <br /> (hereafter, the Association)'s medical insurance trust fund's excess fund balance calculation for the year ended <br /> December 31, 2023. The Association is responsible for the medical insurance trust fund's excess fund balance <br /> calculation. <br /> The Association has agreed to and acknowledged that the procedures performed are appropriate to meet the <br /> intended purpose of calculating and verifying the excess fund balance of the medical insurance trust fund <br /> pursuant to the Association's agreement with the City of Santa Ana (hereafter, the City) for the year ended <br /> December 31, 2023. This report may not be suitable for any other purpose. The procedures performed may not <br /> address all the items of interest to a user of this report and may not meet the needs of all users of this report and, <br /> as such, users are responsible for determining whether the procedures performed are appropriate for their <br /> purposes. <br /> The procedures performed and the associated findings are as follows: <br /> Health Plan Agreement <br /> 1. We obtained a copy of the Agreement between the City and the Association, which establishes a medical <br /> insurance trust fund (hereafter, the Trust) for employees of the bargaining unit. We summarized the significant <br /> terms of the Agreement. We also obtained an understanding of the role of a third party to administer the Trust <br /> on behalf of the Association. <br /> Results: Under the terms of the Agreement, the Association must maintain a Trust for the sole purpose of <br /> providing and administering health, dental, and long-term disability plans, which may include medical <br /> prescriptions, vision care, and/or long-term disability insurance for employees in the bargaining unit. <br /> Employees contribute toward the cost of health plan premiums at amounts determined by the Association. In <br /> addition, the City makes monthly contributions to the Trust based on the number of actively employed <br /> enrollee members in the bargaining unit. All costs of providing and administering the Trust's health benefit <br /> plans are the sole responsibility of the Association. The City's contributions may be used to cover <br /> administrative costs of the program up to the maximum amount stipulated in the Agreement. The Association <br /> has designated Union First Solutions as the third-party administrator of the Trust. <br /> Internal Controls <br /> 2. We inquired with medical insurance trustee personnel and obtained an understanding of the accounting <br /> procedures used by the trustee to administer the Trust. We reviewed these procedures, which included bank <br /> reconciliations, cash receipts and cash disbursements transactions for health care benefits, for any significant <br /> internal control weaknesses. <br /> Results: No exceptions were identified as a result of applying this procedure. <br /> PrimeGlobal nn""A` °°°"°'�� °ry d&cmnrigg Pima <br />