County Treasury officers are likely to be summoned if they fail to appear before the assembly's Public Accounts Committee and answer audit queries.
The officers have been accused of deliberately for evading the committee's sittings which have led to in completing the query at hand.
The committee has been examining the Auditor General's report on county finances for 2017-18.
On Wednesday, the committee chaired by Wilfred Odalo sought an extension until October 16 to complete their probe.
The committee said that despite questioning most witnesses, officers from the county Treasury are causing delay by not responding to queries.
Nominated MCA June Ndegwa, a PAC member, said the executive for Finance and Treasury officials have not submitted critical responses to the "cash and cash equivalent" audit query.
"We have given Treasury officers the last chance to appear before the committee on September 16 (Monday), failure to which we shall issue summonses against them," Ndegwa said.
On June 24, the committee also sought an extension and acting assembly Speaker Chege Mwaura directed the committee to table all its pending reports on the Auditor General's questions no later than Tuesday, September 10.
However, the committee failed to table its report and listed seven Treasury officers failed to testify and were in office during the period under review.
They named Vesca Kangogo who was the Finance executive; Ekaya Almasi, the chief officer for Finance, Leboo Morintat, chief officer for Public Service Management; Patrick Mwangangi, head of procurement; Stephen Mutua, head of Treasury; Edward Gichana, head of internal audit and Kefa Omanga, chairperson of the now-defunct Medical Insurance Evaluation Committee.
(Edited by V. Graham)
