During the recent Queen Creek Town Council Regular Session held on August 7, 2025, the council addressed significant financial oversight matters, particularly focusing on the town's biennial audit report. The meeting featured a presentation by Jim Revenar, a certified public accountant and audit partner, who provided insights into the audit process concerning the town's impact fees for the fiscal years 2022-2023 and 2023-2024.

Revenar detailed the audit procedures, emphasizing the thorough examination of transactions related to the impact fee funds. He explained that the audit aimed to ensure that revenues were collected according to the approved fee schedule and that expenditures were aligned with the town's infrastructure improvement plan. The audit also compared projected growth against actual results, highlighting the challenges in achieving precise forecasts.

The audit report, dated June 11, 2025, was well-received, with Revenar noting that there were no deviations or findings, resulting in a clean report. This outcome reflects positively on the town's financial management and adherence to regulations.

Following the presentation, the council unanimously approved the motion to publish the audit report and set a public hearing for September, marking a crucial step in maintaining transparency and accountability in local governance.

The session concluded with an acknowledgment of the youth present, inviting them for photographs and signatures, fostering community engagement. The council then moved into an executive session to address additional business matters. This meeting underscored the importance of financial oversight in local government and the commitment to responsible fiscal management in Queen Creek.