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Graham County approves FY25/26 audit engagement with Fester & Chapman
Summary
The board approved the county's FY25/26 audit engagement letter with Fester and Chapman. County finance staff said recent governance signature requirements moved the item to the board agenda but the engagement follows standard audit scope and procedures.
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The chief deputy financial officer presented the fiscal year FY25/26 audit engagement letter with Fester and Chapman, explaining that the document outlines the auditor’s scope, procedures and responsibilities and the county’s obligations to provide documentation.
A supervisor asked whether the engagement was a formality; staff said last year it was the first time the board was required to sign and that governance signatures are now requested. After brief discussion the board moved to approve the engagement letter and voted unanimously by voice vote.
The county will proceed with the audit per the agreed engagement terms and will provide requested materials to the auditor.
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