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Ivanhoe council approves routine measures, selects auditor for FY-2024 audit
Summary
At its Feb. 20 meeting the Ivanhoe City Council approved the Jan. 16 minutes, adopted Resolution #2025-4R, authorized an engagement letter with Goff & Herrington, P.C. for the FY-2024 audit, and accepted the January 2025 financial report; vote tallies were not specified.
The City of Ivanhoe Council met Feb. 20, 2025, and approved several routine items, including the minutes of the Jan. 16 meeting, adoption of Resolution #2025-4R, authorization of an engagement letter with Goff & Herrington, P.C. to perform the FY-2024 financial audit, and acceptance of the January 2025 financial report. Motions were made and seconded as recorded in the minutes; formal vote tallies were not specified in the meeting record.
Councilmember Tull moved to approve the Jan. 16 minutes; Councilmember Fidler seconded and the motion carried. Councilmember McWhorter moved to adopt Resolution #2025-4R; Councilmember Vonderlin seconded and the motion carried. Councilmember Tull moved to approve the engagement letter with Goff & Herrington, P.C.; Councilmember Vonderlin seconded and the motion carried. Councilmember Tull then moved to accept the January 2025 financial report; Councilmember Fidler seconded and the motion carried. The minutes do not include the text of Resolution #2025-4R, the engagement-letter terms, or any roll-call vote counts.
The meeting opened at 6:00 p.m. and adjourned at 6:35 p.m. Minutes were prepared and signed by City Secretary Hailey Williams and marked as approved by the council on March 20, 2025. No substantive debate, amendments to motions, or recorded dissent appear in the minutes for these items.
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