YELLOW SHEET

Office of the State Auditor of Missouri
Claire McCaskill

 

December 29, 2000

Report No. 2000-134

The annual review of audits of fire protection districts in Greene County has been completed.  This review covered reports for the year ended December 31, 1999 that were required to be submitted to the State Auditor’s office within six months after the year end.

State law requires Greene County fire protection districts with revenues in excess of $50,000 annually to cause an audit to be performed on a biennial basis.  For those districts with annual revenues of less then $50,000, the State Auditor may exempt the district from the audit requirement if the appropriate reports are filed. 

For those districts for which an audit is required, the district must file a copy of the completed audit report and management letter with the State Auditor within six months after the close of the fiscal year. 

Eight of 11 districts in the county are required to have at least a biennial audit.  However, the Walnut Grove Fire Protection District has not obtained an audit for the years ended December 31, 1999 and 1998 and therefore are not in compliance with state law.  The three other districts submitted unaudited financial reports.   

This report includes information about the districts’ revenues, expenditures, and balances, and summarizes comments made by the various districts’ independent auditors including recommendations for improving accountability and management of finances. 

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