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Auditors report no alarming findings in Charlotte County Rescue Squad review
Summary
Auditors from Robinson, Farmer & Cox told the board they found no issues that "alarmed" them in their audit of the Charlotte County Rescue Squad but noted they did not review sheriff's office logs because the system could not produce that data in a useful format.
Auditors from Robinson, Farmer & Cox Associates presented their audit of the Charlotte County Rescue Squad at the board’s April 10 meeting and reported they "did not find any issues that alarmed them." The presentation named auditors Josh Roller and Michael Delbeondo as the presenters.
During follow‑up questions, Supervisor Garland H. Hamlett asked whether the auditors had reviewed sheriff's office logs. The auditors said they had not. Public Safety Director Chris Russell told the board the county’s current system cannot pull the sheriff's logs in a format useful to auditors. No formal corrective action or directive was recorded in the minutes following the presentation.
Board members received the audit presentation and discussed the limits of data access for external reviewers. The minutes do not show additional audit‑related motions or requests for further audit scope; the board accepted the presentation as part of the meeting record.
The auditors’ statement that they found nothing that "alarmed" them is recorded in the minutes; the board may choose to request supplemental data or an expanded review if members want sheriff's office logs included in future audits.
