Committee backs three-year extension with Baker Tilly for city audits, flags ERP-related one-time cost
The committee recommended a three-year extension with Baker Tilly for fiscal years 2025–2027 ($234,900 total for the three years) and recorded a one-time $7,500 first-year cost tied to the city's new ERP system for updating audit procedures and controls.
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The Middleton Finance and Personnel Committee on Sept. 2 recommended that City Council approve a three-year extension with Baker Tilly for audit services covering fiscal years 2025 through 2027. The committee record lists a three-year fiscal impact of $234,900 and an additional one-time charge of $7,500 for the first year connected to the city's enterprise resource planning (ERP) system implementation.
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