Auditor: Harrison County collections up year‑over‑year; county reports zero debt
Summary
Auditor Miss Haynes reported unaudited March financials showing general fund revenue of $21 million versus $19.2 million in FY22 and Road & Bridge revenue increases; the auditor noted the county carried no debt and explained expenditure timing effects.
County Auditor Miss Haynes presented the unaudited and unadjusted March financial report and walked the court through key fund balances and comparative year‑over‑year figures.
Haynes reported that the general fund had collected "$21 million in Revenue versus 19.2 million in fy22 that's an increase of $1.8 million" and that general‑fund expenditures through March totaled roughly $11.39 million compared with about $10.95 million in the same period last year (an increase of roughly $359,000). For the Road & Bridge fund she said collections were $4.9 million versus $4.5 million in FY22 (an increase of about $442,000) and that increased expense timing and equipment purchases contributed to higher year‑to‑date spending. Haynes also stated the county had zero debt on its debt schedule.
The auditor emphasized these are month‑end, unaudited figures and noted the reports in the packet provide department‑level comparisons to budget for the court’s review.
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