City earns record 25th budget award and Finance Officer of the Year honor

November 05, 2024 | Owensboro City, Daviess County, Kentucky


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City earns record 25th budget award and Finance Officer of the Year honor
The Owensboro Board of Commissioners celebrated significant financial achievements during their special meeting on November 5, 2024. The city has been awarded the distinguished budget presentation award by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for its annual budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. This marks an impressive 25th consecutive recognition, highlighting Owensboro's commitment to transparency and excellence in financial management.

In addition to this accolade, Owensboro has also been named a triple crown winner by the GFOA. This prestigious designation is given to governments that excel in three key areas: certificates of achievement in financial reporting, the popular annual financial reporting award, and the distinguished budget presentation award. The finance department, led by Angela Wanninger, has played a crucial role in achieving these honors, with team members Danae Galloway, Whitney Brown, Carrie Haines, and Deanna Glover also recognized for their contributions.

Further underscoring the department's success, Angela Wanninger was named the 2024 Finance Officer of the Year by the Kentucky Government Finance Officers Association at a recent conference in Hopkinsville. This recognition from her peers across the state underscores the exceptional work being done within the finance department.

These achievements not only reflect the city's strong financial practices but also set a high standard for fiscal responsibility and transparency in local government. As Owensboro continues to build on this success, the community can expect ongoing improvements in financial management and reporting.

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