Perry's most recent audited financial report available online, for fiscal 2024, shows $35.3 million in net position and $8.3 million in bonds. A February 2026 summary of the fiscal 2025 audit records an unqualified opinion and two findings. This series follows the city's finances using its public records.
A proposition on Perry's Nov. 3, 2026 ballot asks whether the city should be authorized to repeal its 0.30% local option sales and use tax for public transit, known as the First Quarter Tax.
A proposition on Perry's Nov. 3, 2026 ballot asks whether the city should be authorized to repeal its 0.30% local option sales and use tax for public transit, known as the First Quarter Tax.
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Minutes of Perry's Feb. 12, 2026 council meeting record that the city's auditor issued an unqualified opinion on its fiscal 2025 statements and reported two findings: the city exceeded its allowable fund balance, as in the prior year, and a June investment report to the state used December figures.
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Perry's auditor gave unmodified opinions on the city's main funds for fiscal 2024 but did not express an opinion on its two flood control component units, whose statements had not been audited.
