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Delaware County votes to engage State Auditor for ACE audits of FY2024–FY2025
Summary
The board unanimously authorized the Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector to perform Alternative Compliance Examination (ACE) financial audits for fiscal years ending 2024 and 2025 and designated officials to oversee county and federal statements.
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Delaware County commissioners voted 3–0 on Jan. 6 to engage the Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector's Office to perform financial audits using Alternative Compliance Examination (ACE) procedures for the fiscal years ending 2024 and 2025.
Commissioner Jake Callihan moved the engagement and Commissioner David Beck seconded; the board recorded unanimous approval. Chairman David Poindexter noted that the auditors were present in Tulsa and answered a member's question about timing.
The motion designates officials to oversee the fiscal years' county and federal financial statements and starts the audit process for the two fiscal years. The item followed a public question from Mike Major asking whether the auditor would audit volunteer and paid fire departments that receive county sales tax revenue; the board proceeded with the engagement vote at the meeting.
The engagement formalizes an independent review of Delaware County's finances for the stated fiscal years.
