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Source: The Advocate Messenger

DANVILLE, Ky. — Danville is set to receive a clean financial audit for 2026 as city officials continue work on more than $37 million in funded water and sewer projects and plan several major infrastructure improvements. The Danville City Commission received an update on the city’s annual audit during its Nov. 9 meeting. Auditors said the report was in final review and they were prepared to issue an unmodified, or clean, opinion on the city’s financial statements. Auditors also reported no adjusting entries were needed in any city funds. The city’s separate audit of major federal programs cannot be finalized until a federal compliance supplement is issued. Auditors have already reviewed Danville’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund program using the previous year’s requirements as a guide and reported no instances of noncompliance or internal control deficiencies.

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