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Board accepts 2023–24 audited statements; business office reports near-complete tax collection

Byron-Bergen Central School District Board of Education · October 17, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted the 2023–2024 audited financial statements and an accompanying corrective action plan and heard from the Business Administrator that tax collection is nearly 95% complete; multiple warrants across funds were also presented as part of the consent agenda.

Business Administrator L. Prinz told the board the district is "almost at 95% collected" on tax receipts as the meeting reviewed warrants and the Treasurer’s report for September. The consent agenda presented General Fund, School Lunch, Capital, and Trust & Agency warrants, with General Fund Warrant A-17 showing $714,524.35 and Capital Fund H-4 showing $1,630,913.41 among listed items.

Later in the meeting the board approved the 2023–2024 audited financial statements and a related Corrective Action Plan; the motion to approve the audited statements was recorded as passing 6 Yes, 0 No. Administrators said the Corrective Action Plan will guide steps to address audit findings; no contested issues were raised in open session.