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Commissioners approve $90,000 engagement with Singleton Clark for FY25 audit
Summary
The court authorized a $90,000 engagement with auditing firm Singleton Clark to perform Brewster County's FY25 audit and noted single-audit requirements tied to federal grants; the engagement prepares the county for the upcoming audit schedule.
Brewster County Commissioners approved an engagement letter with Singleton Clark on Jan. 27 to perform the county's fiscal year 2025 audit at a fee the judge stated as $90,000.
The County Judge told the court the engagement prepares the county for the audit process starting in March and noted single-audit complexity driven by federal grants is a cost driver. A commissioner moved to approve the engagement letter and the court voted to accept the contract; the judge said he will negotiate future pricing after FY25 work is complete.
Commissioners praised the auditor's work to date. The court recorded approval to proceed with Singleton Clark's FY25 engagement.
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