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Fort Mojave Mesa board accepts clean FY2025 audit, approves consent agenda
Summary
The Fort Mojave Mesa Fire District board unanimously accepted the fiscal year 2025 audit—finding no significant deficiencies—and approved routine consent items including ambulance write-offs and accounts sent to collections.
The Fort Mojave Mesa Fire District Board unanimously accepted the district’s fiscal year 2025 financial statement and independent audit at its March 24 meeting.
David Burger of Burger, Comer & Associates joined by Zoom to present the audit. According to Burger, the firm found no significant deficiencies, no material weaknesses and no instances of noncompliance in the district’s financial statements for FY2025.
The board’s acceptance followed a motion by Joseph Harmon and a second from Arden Lauxman; the roll-call vote was Lauxman Aye, Harmon Aye and Chair Michael Bell Aye.
The board also approved a consent agenda covering four routine items: approval of the Feb. 17, 2026 regular meeting minutes; the February financial report; ambulance write-offs totaling $4,132.10; and sending $37,767.31 in ambulance accounts to collections. Joseph Harmon moved to approve the consent items and Arden Lauxman seconded; the motion carried by unanimous roll-call vote.
Why it matters: a clean audit is a key accountability measure for public agencies and supports the district’s statements that procurement practices and financial controls are functioning as reported. The consent approvals move routine financial housekeeping forward and formalize collection and write-off actions for ambulance billing.
Votes at a glance: - Accept FY2025 financial statement and audit — Mover: Joseph Harmon; Second: Arden Lauxman; Vote: Lauxman Aye, Harmon Aye, Bell Aye; Outcome: approved. - Approve consent agenda (minutes, financial report, ambulance write-offs $4,132.10, accounts to collections $37,767.31) — Mover: Joseph Harmon; Second: Arden Lauxman; Vote: Lauxman Aye, Harmon Aye, Bell Aye; Outcome: approved.
The board’s meeting minutes record no dissent on these matters; no follow-up actions were specified for the audit beyond acceptance.
