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Council accepts 2024–25 audit; auditor flags pool overrun and grant accounting issue
Summary
Auditor Amy Hale told the council the municipal pool exceeded its budget and a grant fund had revenue placement issues; the council accepted the 2024–25 audit and approved payment of $7,550 to the auditor.
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The Bristow City Council accepted the fiscal-year 2024–25 audit on June 15, 2026, and approved payment of $7,550 to auditor Amy Hale for performing the audit. Hale told the council there were a "couple of things about the end of the year" to address, notably that the city pool exceeded its budget despite a June amendment and that a grant fund had revenue recorded in and out of the trial balance; she said she had discussed corrections with Treasurer Ashley Hinshaw and expected fixes for the 2025–26 budget.
Council voted unanimously to accept the audit and to pay the auditor (motion by Johns; second by Green). The minutes record Hale saying "overall everything looked good" while also noting several internal-control items that city staff will address in the coming budget cycle.
