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Moab council accepts clean audit; mayor raises water‑supply concerns as snowpack is at 1% of normal
Summary
Auditors issued a clean opinion on the FY 2024–2025 audit which council accepted unanimously; City Manager reported on the Mountain View abatement, staff training and a wildfire evacuation exercise. Mayor Joette Langianese said year‑to‑date snowpack is at "one percent of normal" and warned water restrictions may be necessary.
City Manager Michael Black reported that auditors presented a clean letter of opinion on the City’s fiscal year 2024–2025 audit and recommended implementing a journal‑entry process; Council voted unanimously to accept the audit following a motion by Councilmember Jason Taylor and a second by Councilmember Miles Loftin.
Black also updated the council on the Mountain View Drive asbestos abatement project, a staff leadership training program and participation in a wildfire evacuation exercise. In council reports, Mayor Joette Langianese said year‑to‑date snowpack is at “one percent of normal,” expressed concern about the water supply and indicated water restrictions may be necessary. She also reported meetings with Department of the Interior staff about the lapse in Arches National Park’s timed‑entry pilot and noted federal cuts to deferred maintenance funding for national parks.
