Apparently the administrator & our commissioners are still clueless about the county financial statements. How can the commissioners make an informed decision with incorrect information given to them to review? During the public comments of the December 2017 meeting I brought it to their attention that the financial statements were incorrect. The very next month APPROVING THE FINANCIALS was taken off the agenda and replaced with APPROVE TO PAY THE MONTHLY BILLS. Financial statements are still part of the commissioner monthly packets. This month the revenue had a negative balance in one of the categories and one of the expense accounts had a negative month to date balance. My experience with accounting that's not likely to happen. Who's job is it to make sure the reports are correct? Personally I would think it is the County Administrator who is the Chief Executive Officer.
