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Board opts for in‑house audit after split vote
Summary
The Wheatfield Township Board approved conducting an in‑house audit and signed a resolution to that effect; Supervisor Phil Vogel recorded an objection, saying an outside auditor would be more impartial.
The board debated whether to hire an outside auditor or conduct an in‑house audit and ultimately approved an in‑house audit and signed a resolution to implement it. Paul Finkenbinder moved for an in‑house audit, Jeff Smith seconded and the motion passed; minutes record Phil Vogel opposed because he preferred an outside auditor for impartiality.
Mary Swope asked about the reason for the opposition and Phil Vogel explained that an outside auditor had been planned for the year and might provide a more impartial review. The board nevertheless recorded the in‑house audit resolution as passed and directed staff to prepare the required documentation.
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