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Everman officials review new state laws affecting audit timing, meeting notices and firefighter screenings
Summary
City staff told the Everman City Council on June 24 that several recent Texas laws will force changes to audit timing, meeting‑notice rules and firefighter health screenings, prompting a discussion about moving the council to monthly meetings.
City staff told the Everman City Council on June 24 that multiple bills passed during the 89th Texas Legislature will require changes to city policy and practices, including deadlines that affect the city’s budget calendar and meeting schedule.
Staff highlighted Senate Bill 1851, effective Sept. 1, which requires municipalities to complete annual audits or financial statements within 180 days of fiscal‑year end. “The 180‑day mark has to be filed with the city secretary,” the City Manager said. He and the finance director explained the requirement could force earlier audit delivery or require different filings if the audit is not…
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