Financial and Audit Reports – Published Reports
Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
Local governments are required to produce and distribute an Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) annually to conform with generally accepted accounting standards established by the Government Accounting Standards Board. The ACFR is a thorough and detailed presentation of the City’s financial condition, with financial activity for a fiscal year and its end-of-the-year financial position.
The ACFR contains the following sections:
- Introduction
- Includes transmittal letter.
- Financial section
- Includes independent auditor's report, management's discussion and analysis, government-wide financial statements, fund financial statements, notes to financial statements, required supplementary information, combining financial statements, and schedules.
- Statistical section
- Includes additional financial, economic, and demographic information.
The data reported in the ACFR encompasses all of the City’s programs and departments. A firm of licensed, certified public accountants audits the ACFR's financial statements.
- ACFR 2022
- ACFR 2021
- ACFR 2020
- ACFR 2019
- ACFR 2018
- ACFR 2017
- ACFR 2016
- ACFR 2015
- ACFR 2014
- ACFR 2013
- ACFR 2012
- ACFR 2011
- ACFR 2010
- ACFR 2009
- ACFR 2008
- ACFR 2007
- ACFR 2006
- ACFR 2005
Single Audit Report
The Single Audit Report is a rigorous, organization-wide audit or examination of an entity, that expends $750,000 or more of federal assistance (federal funds, grants, or awards) for its operations, to assure the Federal government of the management and use of these funds.
- Single Audit Report 2022
- Single Audit Report 2021
- Single Audit Report 2020
- Single Audit Report 2019
- Single Audit Report 2018
- Single Audit Report 2017
- Single Audit Report 2016
- Single Audit Report 2015
- Single Audit Report 2014
- Single Audit Report 2013
- Single Audit Report 2012
- Single Audit Report 2011
- Single Audit Report 2010
Public Facilities Fees Report
The City collects Public Facilities Fees with building permits to mitigate impacts on certain public facilities caused by new development. The fees are used to finance the acquisition, construction and improvement of public facilities needed as a result of new development. This report outlines the purpose of each of these fees and how the City uses them.
- PFF Report 2023
- PFF Report 2022
- PFF Report 2021
- PFF Report 2020
- PFF Report 2019
- PFF Report 2018
- PFF Report 2017
- PFF Report 2016
- PFF Report 2015
- PFF Report 2010 - 2014
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