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Committee weighs consolidated transparency report and earlier distribution of materials
Summary
CFO described a 110‑page February 2025 transparency report and said consolidating and making reports more visual is intended but delayed by budget work; members asked staff to provide key documents earlier and for clearer online navigation to posted PDFs.
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The CFO told the committee the transparency report for February 2025 is a 110‑page document and that staff have investigated options to consolidate and present the material more visually, but that work was delayed while staff focused on the budget and addressing fiscal impacts of recent legislation. The CFO said she expects to bring a consolidated, more visual product back by the end of the fiscal year (June/July).
Committee members requested earlier distribution of large documents so members can review them with adequate time. Miss Hayes said staggered distribution would help members with jobs and family obligations to review material before meetings; the CFO agreed to try to post larger reports earlier and reminded members the website's monthly transparency PDFs are searchable and are posted by the state‑required deadline.
