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Board approves 15-month audit resolution as state warns grants could be put on stop-pay list
Summary
Shelby County approved a resolution to consolidate a 12-month and a three-month audit into a single 15-month audit to catch up on audit compliance; at the same meeting the county reported a state warning that certain grant payments could be stopped if GATA requirements are not met by mid-May.
The Shelby County Board on May 8 approved a resolution authorizing a single 15-month audit covering Sept. 1, 2022, through Nov. 30, 2023, to replace separate 12-month and three-month audits and accelerate the county—s compliance timeline.
County officials and contracted pre-audit staff from Sikich (referenced in the meeting) told the board the consolidated audit would save time and help the county get current with state audit requirements. The resolution text read in the…
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