URA approves three-year audit scope with Quest CPAs
Summary
The board approved a three-year audit scope with Quest CPAs — fees proposed at $5,500 for FY26, $6,000 for FY27 and $6,500 for FY28 — and directed staff to begin audit preparations in November.
The Eagle Urban Renewal Agency approved a three-year audit engagement with Quest CPAs and authorized the chairman, vice chairman and secretary to sign the scope-of-work document (Resolution 26-026). Ashley reported that Quest proposed fees of $5,500 for the upcoming fiscal year (FY26), $6,000 for FY27 and $6,500 for FY28 and that Quest has served the agency previously.
Commissioners expressed support for continuing with Quest based on prior performance. Commissioner Holt urged that the auditor’s management letter be routed to the treasurer, chair and legal counsel for review; legal counsel and staff agreed to incorporate that review into the process. A motion to approve the scope was made and seconded; the board approved the resolution by roll call.
"What they have proposed is, 5,500 for this upcoming fiscal year ... 6,500 for fiscal year 28," Ashley said while summarizing the fee schedule. The board will begin audit preparations in November and directed staff to include legal review as appropriate.
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