Eagleville, Worth, Denver Fail to File Reports

On Friday, Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway released reports on cities required to file financial reports by June 30th, 2019 with her office. This is a requirement for cities whose fiscal years ended December 31st, 2018.

In Harrison County, Blythedale filed their financial report. Eagleville did not.

In Nodaway County, the cities of Hopkins, Parnell, and Pickering all filed their reports by the June 30th, 2019 deadline.

In Worth County, Grant City, Sheridan, and Allendale filed their financial reports by the June 30th deadline. The cities of Worth and Denver did not.

In addition, the Auditor’s Office released a list of subdivisions required to file financial reports by the June 30th deadline. In Gentry County, the 911 Board, which handles Worth County’s 911 dispatching services, filed their report.

In Harrison County, the North Harrison Ambulance District filed their report by the June 30th deadline. The North Harrison Fire Protection District did not.

In Nodaway County, the Hopkins Fire Protection District did not file their financial report by the June 30th deadline. The Parnell Fire Protection District did. The Union Township Fire Protection District did not. The Jackson Township Fire Protection District did.

In Worth County, the Worth County 911 Board, the Ambulance District, and the Fire Protection District all filed their financial reports by the June 30th deadline.