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Financial Audit Advisory Committee approves three audit letters and restores regular meeting schedule.

The Financial Audit Advisory Committee unanimously approved three annual audit letters on April 14, establishing a return to regular review cycles for town, municipal light plant, and regional school district audits. Select Board Representative Wendy Rovelli oversaw approval of revised FY2024 Town,

Financial Audit Advisory Committee · Meeting of April 14, 2026

CONCORD — The Financial Audit Advisory Committee unanimously approved three annual audit letters on April 14, establishing a return to regular review cycles for town, municipal light plant, and regional school district audits. Select Board Representative Wendy Rovelli oversaw approval of revised FY2024 Town, CY2024 Concord Municipal Light Plant, and FY2024 Concord-Carlisle Regional School District letters, with each reorganized to lead recommendations on meeting cadence and system evaluation. Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Barrett confirmed scheduling for FY25 CCRSD review on May 12, FY25 Town audit review in mid-June, CY25 CMLP audit in August, and a September meeting for initial findings from a joint NISC and Munis system evaluation.

The Committee deferred full review of its charge to May 12 pending participation by absent members.

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Source: the Financial Audit Advisory Committee meeting of April 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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