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DeCoria, Blair & Teague: Nonprofit Single Audits

FAC reports DeCoria, Blair & Teague as primary auditor on 7 single audit reports of 4 Washington nonprofits in audit years 2024–2025; the most recent observed audit year is 2025. Counts come from public Federal Audit Clearinghouse filings as of 2026-10-30.

Data as of Oct 30, 2026 · Source: Federal Audit Clearinghouse (public data)

Decoria, Blair & Teague

Observed 2021–202516 single audit reports, 2021–2025

Named as auditor on nonprofit single audit reports filed with the Federal Audit Clearinghouse. Counts below are what those filings show — not a client list, and not a statement about any engagement in place now.

Spokane, WA

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4Nonprofit auditees (Washington, 2024–2025)
1State observed
5Federal programs
2025Most recent audit year

Federal program mix

Share of this firm’s nonprofit auditees by federal program (ALN)

All programs
93.323 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND LABORATORY CAPACITY : 321.027 CORONAVIRUS STATE AND LOCAL FISCAL RE: 293.959 BLOCK GRANTS FOR PREVENTION AND TREAT: 210.558 CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM: 110.561 STATE ADMINISTRATIVE MATCHING GRANTS : 14auditees
  • 93.323 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND LABORATORY CAPACITY 33%
  • 21.027 CORONAVIRUS STATE AND LOCAL FISCAL RE22%
  • 93.959 BLOCK GRANTS FOR PREVENTION AND TREAT22%
  • 10.558 CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM11%
  • 10.561 STATE ADMINISTRATIVE MATCHING GRANTS 11%

Geographic coverage

Nonprofit auditees by state, audit years 2024–2025

State directory
Alaska: none observedAKMaine: none observedMEVermont: none observedVTNew Hampshire: none observedNHWashington: 4WAIdaho: none observedIDMontana: none observedMTNorth Dakota: none observedNDMinnesota: none observedMNIllinois: none observedILWisconsin: none observedWIMichigan: none observedMINew York: none observedNYRhode Island: none observedRIMassachusetts: none observedMAOregon: none observedORNevada: none observedNVWyoming: none observedWYSouth Dakota: none observedSDIowa: none observedIAIndiana: none observedINOhio: none observedOHPennsylvania: none observedPANew Jersey: none observedNJConnecticut: none observedCTCalifornia: none observedCAUtah: none observedUTColorado: none observedCONebraska: none observedNEMissouri: none observedMOKentucky: none observedKYWest Virginia: none observedWVVirginia: none observedVAMaryland: none observedMDDelaware: none observedDEArizona: none observedAZNew Mexico: none observedNMKansas: none observedKSArkansas: none observedARTennessee: none observedTNNorth Carolina: none observedNCSouth Carolina: none observedSCDistrict of Columbia: none observedDCOklahoma: none observedOKLouisiana: none observedLAMississippi: none observedMSAlabama: none observedALGeorgia: none observedGAHawaii: none observedHITexas: none observedTXFlorida: none observedFLPR: none observedPR
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4 nonprofit auditees observed in audit years 2024–2025 across 1 jurisdiction.

Filings by audit year

Nonprofit auditees on reports filed with the FAC

Full table
02505002021: 12022: 22023: 32024: 42025: 320212025

3 in 2025, from 1 in 2021. A year is counted once the report reaches the Clearinghouse, so the most recent year keeps rising for several months.

Movement in and out

Organizations that changed the firm they name, audit years 2024 and 2025

How we count this
  • Named this firm after another0
  • Named another after this firm0
  • Net0

Out of 17,125 organizations with a comparable pair of filings in that window.

Auditor changes involving this firm

Counted from filed reports, both directions

0in
0total
0out

These are the firms named on reports for periods that have closed, not a statement about any engagement in place now.

Where to look next

Three published views built from the same filings

Nonprofit auditees, most recently observed

The 4 largest by federal expenditures, of those whose latest filed report names this firm

All Washington firms
Nonprofits whose most recently observed auditor is this firm
OrganizationStateFederal expendituresAudit yearReport
Okanogan County Electric Cooperative, INC.WA$6,124,08720252025-12-GSAFAC-0000425256
Frontier Behavioral HealthWA$5,863,88420252025-06-GSAFAC-0000397552
Community ChoiceWA$2,090,49320242024-12-GSAFAC-0000379461
Family Promise of SpokaneWA$1,116,58320252025-06-GSAFAC-0000411511

Nonprofits whose latest report names a different firm

Their prior report named this firm; audit years 2024 and 2025 (renamed or combined firms not counted)

Auditor changes

No organization in the window named a different firm on a later report.

Which federal programs appear most often?

Auditees per program, all audit years

Federal programs
ALNProgramAuditees
93.323Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity For Infectious Diseases (Elc)3
21.027Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds2
93.959Block Grants For Prevention and Treatment of Substance Abuse2
10.558Child and Adult Care Food Program1
10.561State Administrative Matching Grants For The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program1

Where these nonprofits are

Observed nonprofit auditees per state, and the directory for each

States observed
StateNonprofit auditeesShare
Washington4100%

How many nonprofit single audits has Decoria, Blair & Teague filed?

7 single audit reports of 4 Washington nonprofits in audit years 2024–2025. Across all audit years on record (2021–2025): 16 single audit reports of 5 nonprofits. The table is every audit year on record.

Filings by audit year
Audit yearNonprofit auditees
20211
20222
20233
20244
20253

How often do the same nonprofits name this firm again?

3 of the 3 nonprofits that named this firm on a 2025 single audit also named it on their 2024 report. The rest either named a different firm or have no 2024 report on file.

What recent public changes involve this firm?

0 organizations named Decoria, Blair & Teague on their latest filing after naming a different firm on the prior one, audit years 2024 and 2025. 0 named a different firm after naming Decoria, Blair & Teague. Out of 17,125 organizations with a comparable pair of filings in that window. A renamed firm, a firm that appears to have combined into another, and the same auditor contact e-mail on both reports are not counted as a change. These are the firms named on filed reports for periods that have closed, not a statement about any engagement in place now.

What size are the audited organizations?

Size bands
Federal expenditure bandAuditees
$1M–$3M2
$3M–$10M2

Which cities do these nonprofits sit in?

Counts show single audit reports filed in the Federal Audit Clearinghouse where the firm is listed as auditor. They are not a client list and do not describe any current engagement.

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