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Highland Park council receives audit, finance official credits state ARPA funds with easing pension burden
Summary
City finance staff presented the annual audits, saying federal and state grant money used for lead-line replacement boosted pension funding and reduced required general‑fund pension contributions; council agreed to receive the audits and asked for follow-up on internal controls and water/sewer cash flow.
The Highland Park City Council voted to receive and file the city’s annual audits after a presentation from Finance Department official Carl, who summarized the two reports and answered council questions.
Carl said the city’s single-audit — the federal‑dollars review tied to lead-line replacement grants — disclosed no significant compliance problems. He told the council the city received substantial state and federal grant dollars related to water work, saying “we literally have…
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