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Commission accepts Bear River Mental Health 2025 audit, finds no compliance issues

Box Elder County Board of County Commissioners · April 8, 2026
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Summary

Rob Johnson presented the Bear River Mental Health 2025 audit, which the county accepted after Johnson said it "was a clean audit" with no internal deficiencies or non‑compliance; the commission voted unanimously to accept it.

Rob Johnson of Bear River Mental Health presented the organization's 2025 audit to the Box Elder County Commission, noting it was prepared in compliance with state statute. Johnson reported the audit "was a clean audit," highlighting unexpended funds, a statement of financial position, no internal control deficiencies, and no instances of noncompliance.

Commissioner Lee Perry moved to accept the audit and the motion was seconded by Commissioner Boyd Bingham. The acceptance passed on a unanimous roll call vote by Chairman Tyler Vincent, Commissioner Bingham and Commissioner Perry. The audit acceptance satisfies the county's statutory requirement to receive and enter the report into the official record.