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Kingsbury updates audit work plan and disaster-recovery draft; cyber risks noted
Summary
Mayor Nolan and the clerk reported ongoing work with auditor Bonnie on the FY2024 audit, and the mayor previewed a near-complete disaster-recovery plan emphasizing cyberattack vulnerability, backups and a chain-of-communication; maps remained to be added.
City staff told the commission they are actively assembling documentation for the FY2024 audit (covering 10/01/2023–09/30/2024) and have a meeting scheduled with the auditor to finalize receipts and invoices. Mayor Nolan said the auditor had reviewed materials and staff would continue to collect documents.
On emergency planning, Nolan described an updated disaster-recovery draft that adds cyber-attack scenarios, two-factor authentication and backup strategies. "I'm 90% done with this thing," Nolan said of the plan and indicated she will add maps and finalize the chain-of-communication details before the next meeting. The commission did not take formal action but set follow-up meetings for audit preparation.
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