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Moab: payment coding, developer deposits and insurance costs

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

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Auditing Moab: what the city's audit and budget records say about its money

A facts-only look at Moab's finances: the $23.98 million general fund budget the City Council adopted for fiscal 2027, the fiscal 2025 audit's unmodified opinion and one internal control finding, the city's bonded debt, and the reserves it drew down for construction.

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Latest update · May 7, 2026 · published Oct 17

Moab's general insurance line rises to $645,000 in the fiscal 2027 budget

The general fund budget Moab adopted for fiscal 2027 sets aside $645,000 for general insurance. The same line shows $1,424 in actual spending in fiscal 2024 and $259,804 in fiscal 2025.

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  1. Moab's general insurance line rises to $645,000 in the fiscal 2027 budget · published Oct 17
  2. Moab's fiscal 2025 audit: payment coding changed after approval without an audit trail · published Oct 17
  3. Moab corrected $112,970 in developer deposits it had recorded as 2024 revenue · published Oct 17

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