Kirkland Receives Financial Reporting Award for 20th Consecutive Time

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland has achieved a remarkable milestone by receiving the Government Finance Officers Association's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the twentieth consecutive year. This award celebrates the city's annual comprehensive financial report for the fiscal year that concluded on December 31, 2023. Mayor Kelli Curtis emphasized the city's ongoing commitment to transparency and accountability in managing taxpayer resources, stating that this recognition reflects their dedication to responsible governance. The award requires the city to publish a report that is not only readable but also meets stringent accounting principles and legal standards. An impartial panel evaluated the report, affirming that it effectively communicates the city's financial position and encourages community engagement.

The GFOA's certificate is hailed as the pinnacle of achievement in governmental financial reporting, underscoring the city's dedication to excellence. Kirkland's consistent recognition in this area showcases the hard work and commitment of its staff in upholding high standards. Residents can access the comprehensive financial report on the city’s official website for more information.

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