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Caroline board affirms Jan. 20 audit of town offices
Summary
The Town Board recorded that it conducted the annual audit of the Supervisor, Town Clerk, and Town Court on Jan. 20 and found accounts and record-keeping in good order; the resolution passed with no recorded nays.
The Caroline Town Board adopted Resolution 69 of 2026 confirming the board conducted its annual audit of the offices of the Town Supervisor, Town Clerk, and Town Court on Jan. 20 and found accounts and record-keeping 'in good order.' Supervisor Mark Witmer moved the resolution and Councilmember Kate Kelley-MacKenzie seconded; the minutes record the motion as carried with ayes from Witmer, Brown, Kelley-MacKenzie, and Bates and no nays.
The resolution is procedural: it documents that the board completed its statutory audit duty and accepted the accounts. The minutes do not record dissenting views or recommended corrective actions. The resolution text and vote are recorded in the minutes; the board did not specify any follow-up reporting requirements in the minutes.
