Review policy for handling unpaid city bills and debts
In Plain English
The city maintains a policy for accounting when residents or businesses don't pay bills for services like water, permits, or fines. This policy determines how the city tracks these unpaid amounts in its financial records. The review examines whether current procedures adequately protect city finances from bad debts.
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Adopt policy for handling unpaid bills and debts owed to the city
Write off $169,833 in unpaid debts owed to the city
Write off unpaid debts owed to the city
Write off $1.4 million in unpaid debts owed to the city
Write off $376,246 in unpaid city bills from 2007-2024
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