City of Newcastle Awarded Clean Audit

Newcastle, WALocal News

The City of Newcastle proudly announces that it has received a clean audit for the fiscal year 2023 from the State Auditor’s Office, with no significant or material concerns noted. This achievement is a testament to the hard work and diligence of the Finance Department, which has ensured compliance with state regulations and responsible financial management. A clean audit is crucial for fostering transparency and sound governance, reinforcing the city’s commitment to its residents. Community members are invited to review the full audit reports, which are accessible in the city’s Document Center online. This positive outcome reflects not only on the city’s financial health but also enhances public trust in local government operations.

The city continues to prioritize fiscal responsibility, which is essential for the well-being of its citizens. As Newcastle moves forward, it aims to maintain these high standards of accountability and transparency. The clean audit serves as a benchmark for future financial practices and governance.

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