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Village Reports 5.6% Increase in Total Net Position During Fiscal Year 2024

November 22, 2024 | North Aurora, Kane County, Illinois


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Village Reports 5.6% Increase in Total Net Position During Fiscal Year 2024
The Village of North Aurora reported a strong financial performance during the recent Village Board meeting, highlighting significant increases in net position and fund balances across all categories. Total net position rose by 5.6%, with governmental fund balances increasing by 10%. The business-type funds, primarily water and sewer, saw a net position increase of 6.8%, while the general fund's balance grew by 4.7%.

The positive results were attributed to favorable budget outcomes across most governmental funds, making the financial presentation smoother for the village's finance team. Notably, the general fund ended with an unassigned fund balance of $9 million, representing 67.1% of expenditures and transfers out for debt.

In addition to the financial highlights, the meeting included a management letter that reported no current recommendations for fiscal year 2024, indicating a stable financial environment. However, the letter did mention upcoming accounting standards that may require additional attention from the village's team in the future.

The board unanimously approved the audit presentation, reflecting confidence in the village's financial management and planning. As the village prepares for future accounting changes, the emphasis on training and transparency remains a priority for maintaining fiscal health.

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