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County auditor and controller brief board on budget performance; revenues down 3.5%
Summary
Controller Paul Compo and auditor Ian Rees told the board that the county's year‑to‑date revenue is down 3.5% versus last year, with jail revenue up about $30,000 and interest income down 23%. The board accepted the audit presentation and reviewed financial highlights through Sept. 30, 2025.
The Crawford County Board of Commissioners received a budget performance report and an external audit briefing at its May 14 meeting.
County Controller Paul Compo distributed the Budget Performance Report for the period ending April 30, 2026 and highlighted key variances: revenue down 3.5% compared with last year, jail revenue up roughly $30,000, district court costs up 28%, interest income down 23%, and electrical costs up 27. Ian Rees, an auditor with Gabridge & Company, appeared by Zoom to review the audit opinion, financial highlights, the general fund balance, the statement of net position, statement of activities and pension liability through Sept. 30, 2025.
The board accepted the materials as presented. The figures were presented as year-to-date comparisons without further formal budget adjustments at the May 14 meeting.
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