City of Pullman Completes State Accountability, Financial, and Federal Grant Compliance Audits for 2022

Pullman, WALocal News

The City of Pullman has successfully completed its 2022 accountability, financial, and federal grant compliance audits, as confirmed by the Washington State Auditor’s Office (SAO). The audit revealed an unmodified opinion on the city's financial statements, indicating effective internal controls and proper management of public funds. Although one minor issue was reported regarding compliance with federal suspension and debarment controls for two contractors, the city clarified that both contractors were eligible and no costs were questioned. Jeff Elbracht, the Finance Director, emphasized the city's ongoing commitment to transparency and accuracy in financial reporting while welcoming any recommendations to strengthen controls. The city acknowledges the SAO's finding as resolved and looks forward to enhancing its processes.

This audit reflects the city’s dedication to accountable governance and financial integrity. For more insights into the audit process, residents can visit the Washington State Auditor’s Office website. The report signifies a positive step in ensuring public trust in municipal financial operations.

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