County auditor reports Tyler software migration drove reporting discrepancies; commissioners authorize 2025 audit engagement
Auditor Rodney M. Burns told commissioners that migration to the Tyler accounting system left reporting differences of "several $100,000" but found no missing funds; the board voted to authorize the chairman to sign a 2025 audit engagement with Rodney M. Burns, CPA LLC.
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Rodney M. Burns of Rodney M. Burns, CPA LLC presented the 2024 audit and explained that the county's transition to the Tyler accounting system produced differences between the old and new ledgers. Burns said the systems left "several $100,000 of difference between the two" at the start of 2024 but added, "No money is missing. No money is outside of our governance or nothing unaccounted for." He said the auditor found issues to adjust but no evidence of fraud.
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