ACC Regents Receive Audit Results
Alvin Community College received high marks in fiscal responsibility according to a recent audit delivered to the college board of regents meeting on January 11.
The auditing firm, Belt, Harris and Pechacek issued an unmodified opinion of the college’s financial statements for the 2022-23 fiscal year.
“We’ve given the college the highest level of assurance we can give you on the college’s finances,” said Ben Cohen, senior manager with the firm.
According to the audit, the college’s net position is at $20.59 million, which is an increase from the $13.64 million previous fiscal year. The regents voted unanimously to transfer $3.16 million from the college’s fund balance to institutional reserve, which represents enough funding for the college’s operations for six months.
“It is a good spot to be in,” Cohen said. “These are all good signs that the college is doing well financially.”
The auditor also issued a “clean” opinion on the ACC Foundation’s financial status from the previous fiscal year.
Regents also:
-approved hiring of the Dean of Arts and Sciences Dr. Linet George
-approved hiring of the Dean of Career and Technical Programs Dr. Harrold Griffin
-approved hiring of Nursing faculty
-approved order of the general and special election for the May 4 election date
-approved Memorandum of Understanding with Texas Department of Criminal Justice for a new Skills Award program
-approved interlocal agreement with the Texas Community College Business Officers organization
The board will have its next meeting on Thursday, February 22 at 6 p.m. in the Nolan Ryan Center.