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Board approves interlocal agreement amendment allowing audits of economic-development activities
Summary
The Sherman County Board of Commissioners approved an amendment to its interlocal agreement with the city that adds a provision allowing either party to request an audit of economic-development activities at its own expense.
The Sherman County Board of Commissioners voted to approve an amendment to the interlocal agreement with the city to add a provision allowing either the county or the city to request an audit of economic-development activities at their expense. Committee member moved the change during the consent portion of the meeting and the motion passed by voice vote.
Committee member said the amendment "puts a provision in there to audit economic development" and stressed that either entity could request such an audit. The board did not specify an immediate audit but approved the contract change to allow the mechanism going forward. The motion was moved and seconded and recorded as approved in the meeting record.
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