(KMZA)--The city of Seneca has received a positive 2024 financial audit report.
Kim Linck with the Manhattan-based accounting firm, Varney and Associates, presented the report to the City Council at their May 21 meeting.
Linck issued an “ unmodified” opinion, which is highest level of assurance an audit can receive. It indicates the city- financial statements are accurate and reliable. No recommendations were made.
The Council voted to accept the audit report as presented.
In other business, the Council accepted a proposal from Midwest Engineering to provide engineering services for the construction of a new water treatment plant.
City Administrator Steve Brooks said they were the lone firm to respond to a request for proposals.
Recreation Director Jordan Weaver met with the Council to discuss the proposed purchase of a mobile robot, which he said could be used to paint lines on sports fields and city streets. He said the computer driven machine would save a lot of man hours and would pay for itself in about 3 years. The Council tabled a decision until their next meeting in order to gather more information.
On the recommendation of Mayor Joe Mitchell, the Council unanimously approved the re-appointment of Tom Haug as Fire Chief, Dylan Blevins as Police Chief, Scott Anson as Municipal Judge and Michele Spring as City Clerk.
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