(CENTREVILLE) – Financially, St. Joseph County is doing well.
Tuesday, the St. Joseph County Commission was given the audit report for Fiscal Year 2024. Matt Holland of Gabridge & Company shared that the County received an unmodified opinion, which is the highest opinion that can be given. It means there are no deficiencies in the County’s finances.
Holland gives some specific numbers from a few of the County’s funds. LINKC.
Holland shared with the Commissioners that St. Joseph County is in better shape financially that many counties around Michigan.
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