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Gladwin committee reviews forensic audit with auditor on the phone; mosquito fund cited as sole deficit
Summary
At the April 17 Committee of the Whole meeting, Interim City Manager Kim Hines connected auditor Ken Talsma by phone to discuss a forensic audit after public concern; Talsma and his firm have conducted the last seven audits, and Hines said the mosquito fund was the only deficit fund identified.
Interim City Manager Kim Hines connected auditor Ken Talsma by phone during the Gladwin Committee of the Whole meeting on April 17 to go over a forensic audit and answer questions raised by the public and council.
Hines told the committee that Ken Talsma and his firm have handled the city's previous seven audits. A member of the public, Marty Willford, said he attended to raise concerns about the forensic audit. Hines reported that, based on the review, the mosquito fund was the only deficit fund identified; the committee discussed the audit findings but took no formal vote during the session.
The presentation of the audit was confined to discussion and clarifications; the record does not show a motion, vote or formal directive emerging from the April 17 discussion. The committee adjourned at 6:37 p.m.
