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21 mar 2024 · The audit also found that OCII did not effectively enforce the grant agreement requirements or thoroughly review the documents that were intended to support the Museum’s expenditure of grant funds.
25 mar 2024 · San Francisco, CA — The Mexican Museum and Latin American Arts in San Francisco categorically denounces the recent inaccuracies and defamatory claims presented in the San Francisco Chronicle regarding the City of San Francisco’s audit results and the museum’s operations.
21 mar 2024 · The audit found that the museum misused funding it received under a $10.5 million grant agreement with the Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure, the former redevelopment agency.
A scathing city audit issued in March cast doubt over the Mexican Museum’s ability to activate its space inside of a downtown San Francisco condo tower and indicated that the museum...
5 kwi 2024 · On April 05, 2024, The Mexican Museum filed a Breach of Contract - (Commercial) case represented by Quadra, James Andrew against City And County Of San Francisco et al. in the jurisdiction of San Francisco County, CA.
A fter a city audit last month cast doubt over the Mexican Museum’s ability to raise the needed capital to build out its long-planned new downtown San Francisco location, the nonprofit museum...
1 kwi 2024 · A recent audit of an Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII) grant agreement with the Mexican Museum revealed “serious concerns” about funding for the physical buildout and renovations at 706 Mission St. in San Francisco and concluded the site will not be completed by its goal of 2025.
