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Okaloosa County School District audit finds no findings for 2024–25 fiscal year
Summary
The district's independent audit of the roughly $800 million budget returned no findings, auditors reported; the board thanked staff for a "very smooth" review. The presentation was delivered by the staff member responsible for the audit report.
The Okaloosa County School Board heard on March 23 that the independent audit of the district's fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, found no findings or exceptions. "This is the audit of the district budget, the $800,000,000 budget. And I'm just proud to say that we had no findings," said Ms. Perry, the audit presenter, describing the review as "very smooth."
Board members responded with praise for the finance team and auditors. The audit report was performed by Carr, Riggs & Ingram, the board was told, and Ms. Perry reiterated that auditors had not raised any questioned items during their review. Chair (unnamed) thanked Ms. Perry and staff for their work in managing a large budget without audit findings.
Why it matters: A clean independent audit reduces near-term regulatory and compliance risk for the district and gives the board and public assurance on fiscal stewardship as officials prepare budget actions for the coming year. The board accepted the presentation and moved on to consent-agenda business.
