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During the Harrison County Board of Supervisor's meeting on July 14, 2025, financial health and operational updates were at the forefront of discussions, highlighting the county's ongoing commitment to transparency and effective management.
Bobby, the county's auditor, presented a comprehensive overview of the audit findings, emphasizing that Harrison County received a modified audit report, the highest possible rating. This clean report indicates no material misstatements, reflecting strong financial practices. The county's total assets stand at $112 million, with no outstanding debt, showcasing a robust financial position despite a slight decrease in net position due to pension liabilities and depreciation.
The meeting also addressed the operational performance of local facilities, which have been running in the black since 2022. Although this year’s success rate has dipped slightly compared to previous years, projections indicate a busy upcoming season with various events scheduled from August through December. These activities are expected to generate significant economic impact for Harrison County and the broader Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Additionally, the auditor noted a minor internal control issue regarding the reconciliation of the general ledger, which the commission has been advised to rectify. While not deemed material, addressing this will enhance the county's financial oversight.
Overall, the meeting underscored Harrison County's dedication to maintaining fiscal responsibility and promoting community engagement through diverse events, ensuring continued economic vitality for the region.
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