HM ACFR Presentation

City of Chandler — Regular Meeting (2025-01-23)

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Presentation of the City of Chandler
Annual Financial Audit
For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2024
Presented by Joshua Jumper, Partner 
January 23, 2025

• The City is required by City Charter and State Statute to issue an annual 
audited financial report, and federal law requires the City to undergo an 
annual single audit (A-133) of federal financial assistance. 
• Effective September 29, 2021, ARS §9-481(H), as amended by Laws 2021, 
Ch 427, §1, auditors must present audit results and any findings to the 
Council in a regular meeting without the use of a consent agenda within 90 
days of audit completion.
• ACFR posted online; at least 5 years reports.
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Requirements

• Verify management representations 
regarding finances
• Demonstrate stewardship and 
accountability to:
• Review compliance with certain laws and 
regulations
• Governing body ultimately must ensure 
management fulfills its responsibility
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• Federal agencies
• Bond holders
• IRS
• Creditors
• Citizens
• Governing body
• Grantors
• State agencies
Importance of 
the Audit

Site visits in 
July, August, 
October, and 
November
Various audit 
procedures 
performed 
remotely between 
site visits
Audit reports 
issued in 
December & 
January
Audit Process
Engagement 
letter and initial 
planning of the 
audit began in 
May 
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• Audit communication to those charged with governance
• Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
• Single Audit Reporting Package
• Report on internal control for audit under Government Auditing 
Standards
• Report in internal control and compliance for federal awards as 
required 
• Agreed-upon procedures report for ADEQ landfill requirements
• Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF) Accountant’s Report on 
Compliance
• Annual Expenditure Limitation Report
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Audit Related Reports Issued

Key Items from FY 2023-24
Unmodified (clean) 
audit opinion dated 
December 20, 2024
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No internal control 
deficiencies noted
COVID-19 related funding 
continues to require 
significant attention and 
focus for audit team
Approximately $9.1M 
spent in fiscal year 2024

• Communication to those charged with 
governance provided by the audit firm at 
the completion of the audit also includes 
the following:
• Engagement letter provided by the 
audit firm to management at the 
initiation of the audit
• Management representation letter 
provided by management to the audit 
firm at the completion of the audit
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Other Important 
Communication

Questions?
Audit Team Contact:
Joshua Jumper
Partner
(623) 237-7952
joshua.jumper@hm.cpa
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Approval of Resolution 5867 
demonstrates compliance 
with ARS §9-481(H) and 
ARS §41-1494.