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Park County received a squeaky clean audit for the 2024 fiscal year. At the first Park County commissioners meeting of the new year, Alex Florek with Carver Florek & James CPA’s …
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Park County received a squeaky clean audit for the 2024 fiscal year. At the first Park County commissioners meeting of the new year, Alex Florek with Carver Florek & James CPA’s reported his findings to the board, which included an unmodified opinion on the financials and no significant findings.
“This doesn’t happen a lot when you have findings with none reported over the years. There’s a lot of transactions, a lot of stuff going on, that’s not an easy feat to get each year,” he said. “Kudos to management.”
Commission chair Dossie Ovefield additionally gave kudos to the staff who provided the auditors with everything they needed.
In the general fund, the county spent $28,968,621 for fiscal year 2024 while receiving $30,860,217 in revenue.
Including the major maintenance, ARPA grant and E911 funds, the county government spent $36,349,718 while taking in $39,159,167, for a surplus of $2,809,449.
