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Adams County reports clean ARPA audit; public hearing set on income-tax allocation and state tax changes
Summary
County staff announced a no-findings ARPA audit and that all ARPA funds are obligated; commissioners were also told a Baker Tilly presentation and public hearing will be held July 8 to discuss state changes to county income-tax (LIT) allocations and related legislation.
County officials told commissioners the county—s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) expenditures received a clean audit with no findings, and staff reported that ARPA dollars are fully obligated under current contracts.
"We got squeaky clean for our ARPA audit. No findings," said Staff member Tony, who credited county staff for documentation and contract tracking. Tony told commissioners the county has obligated the ARPA balance (roughly $6.9 million) and that obligated contracts have until the end…
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