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Auditor: Goodview in good financial shape; council approves consent agenda and claims
Summary
Hawkins Ash CPAs told the Goodview City Council the 2024 audit raised no issues and showed the city in solid financial condition. The council approved the consent agenda and claims totaling $275,364.92 and heard a police POST audit update.
Joe Haas of Hawkins Ash CPAs reviewed Goodview's 2024 audit during the July 7 meeting and told the City Council there were no audit issues and that "the City is in good financial shape," according to the meeting record. The Council did not have follow-up questions for Haas.
The council approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from the June 16, 2025 regular meeting and the June 2025 claims. Councilmember Charlie Andring moved and Councilmember Dick Ledebuhr seconded the motion to approve the consent agenda; all voted aye and the motion carried.
Staff presented fund balances and claims totaling $275,364.92: General Fund $185,413.61; Economic Development (EDA) $400.00; Farmers Market $3,555.55; Water Service Fund $52,098.04; Sewer Service Fund $33,897.72. The totals were included in the meeting materials presented to the Council.
Police Chief Lonnie Roloff reported the Police Department passed its three-year POST audit; a letter from the MN POST Board was included in the Council packet, the chief stated.
Councilmember Dick Ledebuhr used the meeting to raise several local property issues: he asked City Administrator Dan Matejka about the property on 54th Avenue (Matejka said the owner was asked to begin removing parts of the building and is waiting for building plans to apply for a permit), and about a property on 63rd Avenue (Matejka said he will work with the City Attorney). Ledebuhr also asked Public Works Director Dave Schultz to inspect sightlines at the southeast corner of 6th Street and 44th Avenue where a tree may be obstructing visibility.
The Council also received notices and communications, including a reminder about the CEDA annual meeting on July 31, 2025, in Winona.
The meeting record shows no further public comment or questions on the audit or claims.
