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Campbell County called non-compliant with state audit as FY2024-2025 report remains delinquent
Summary
Chairman Bob Jordan told the Board on Feb. 17 that Campbell County is non-compliant with the Wyoming Department of Audit because the county’s FY2024-2025 audit has not been completed. The remark was logged during the directors meeting; no formal remedy was recorded during the session.
Chairman Bob Jordan told the Campbell County Board of Commissioners at the Feb. 17 Directors meeting that the county is “non-compliant with the Wyoming Department of Audit” because the FY2024-2025 audit remains delinquent. The remark was made during the directors portion of the meeting and was not accompanied by a formal motion or vote to direct immediate action.
Jordan’s statement flags compliance risk under state audit rules; the meeting record does not specify a timeline to complete the FY2024-2025 audit or name the responsible contractor or staff lead. County officials in attendance included the executive director of administration, the county clerk, and the county treasurer, who were present for the update but did not record a formal response in the minutes.
The Board held two executive sessions earlier in the afternoon and recessed multiple times; there was no subsequent public vote or directive in the record to resolve the audit delinquency. The next Directors meeting is scheduled for March 3, 2026, where the status of the audit may appear again on the agenda.
