Pennsylvania State Auditor Seeks USAF's Pittsburgh Airport Data

摘要

Pennsylvania's state auditor plans to push the Air Force for the data he needs to complete a full cost-benefit analysis of Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station, PA, and intends to communicate with the service in the near future. In an Aug. 29 telephone interview with Inside the Air Force, Pennsylvania State Auditor Jack Wagner said he was "ready, willing and able to communicate verbally in writing" with the Air Force "at any time." "And I am offering the services of my Department of Auditor General, which does [4,000] to 5,000 audits a year of various programs of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, making that available to having an open, objective analysis of the 91 lth [Airlift Wing]," he said. "We just want this to be an open, objective process."