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Auditor says 2024–25 audit delayed, may affect property tax levy
Summary
Seidel Schroeder told the council that the 2024–2025 audit, initiated in January 2026, faced information and personnel hurdles and is now expected to conclude by the end of August; the auditor warned the delay could have repercussions for the city's property tax levy.
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Seidel Schroeder representative Heather Delso told the council that the city's 2024–2025 audit has been delayed by difficulties obtaining information and staff turnover.
"The audit was initiated January 2026, there trouble obtaining information, getting a response, and challenges with personnel changes, but with the current stability matters are being resolved and anticipating the audit may be concluded by the end August," Delso said. She also noted the audit should have been completed by March 2026 and cautioned the delay "may have repercussions regarding our property tax levy."
Council took no formal action to accept the audit report at the July 27 meeting. Staff indicated communication with the auditors had been happening regularly since Interim City Administrator Shanntel Williams returned to her duties; the auditors expect to finish the engagement by the end of August if outstanding information is provided.
The meeting transcript does not record a formal timeline for required council votes tied to the audit nor a specific ordinance or statute cited; next procedural steps appear tied to the auditors' ability to close out the report and any resulting staff recommendations.
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