Following a problematic financial audit received for fiscal year 2021, Box Elder County has fixed identified problems, and received a clean opinion on its books and processes for fiscal year 2022. According to independent accounting firm Larsen & Company, the county “complied in all material respects” with state and federal rules governing accounting methods and practices for the year ending Dec. 31, 2022. Unlike cities and towns, the county’s financial year follows the calendar year. “Last year there was a finding for trial balance, bank accounts receivables that were incorrect,” said Jon Haderlie, a partner at Larsen & Company. “When...

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