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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Auditing Morgan

The Ledger's review of Morgan's budgets, audits, debt and redevelopment money.

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Background

Auditing Morgan: What the city's audit and budget filings say about its money

Morgan City's fiscal 2025 audit received unmodified opinions. Its fiscal 2027 General Fund budget totals $6,747,770, including $1,106,470 drawn from the fund's beginning balance. This series reports what the city's filed records say, one finding at a time.

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Latest update · October 17, 2026

Morgan's auditors reported a state compliance item in a letter not included in the filed audit

Gilbert & Stewart's state compliance report on Morgan's fiscal 2025 audit says testing found instances of noncompliance, described as item 25-1 in a separate letter to management. The opinion on compliance was not modified.

5 stories since October 17, 2026

Timeline

  1. Morgan's auditors reported a state compliance item in a letter not included in the filed audit
  2. Morgan's redevelopment agency took in $352,795 in tax increment and spent $660,263 in fiscal 2025
  3. Morgan changed its electric and garbage fees in June; here is what the two funds' records show
  4. Morgan's three bonds, its reserve accounts and a 2013 loan between utility funds
  5. Morgan's fiscal 2027 budget appropriates $1.1 million from the General Fund's beginning balance

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