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Board receives clean FY2023 audit, approves warrants and school appropriations

King and Queen County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

County auditor reported an unmodified FY23 opinion with no management letter; the Board approved March warrants and payroll and appropriated Oct–Dec 2023 school revenues and a $74,743 school construction reimbursement to the School Fund.

Robinson Farmer Cox Associates presented the county’s FY2023 audit at the March 11 meeting, delivering an unmodified opinion and no management letter — assessments county staff said reflect good fiscal standing.

Taylor Stover, the auditor, thanked staff in the Treasurer, Commissioner, Finance, school and social-services offices for their cooperation. The Board then approved March county warrants and payroll (motion by Ms. Alsop, second by Ms. Norman) and recorded unanimous votes to appropriate school revenues for October ($656,929.23), November ($633,622.51) and December ($631,650.24) 2023 to the School Fund. The Board also approved appropriating $74,743 of school construction grant funds to reimburse the County for KQES modular campus expense and to meet state certification requirements (motion by Ms. Alsop, second Ms. Norman).

Nut graf: The auditor’s unmodified opinion indicates the county’s financial statements fairly present its financial position for FY2023. The Board’s motions reflect routine approvals of warrants, payroll and school fund appropriations required for county and school accounting.