Bartlett NH selectmen nov 18

Bartlett selectmen met over Zoom on Wednesday. State Rep. Antia Burroughs asked about how the town audit was going. Resident Kevin McEnaney asked about it last week. Resident Julia King, center, had a question about lighting on signage. Vicki Garland is a selectman. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)

BARTLETT — Selectmen last week said the firm hired to do the 2019 audit will resume that work next month and that the supervisors of the checklist have appointed a town auditor to serve until March’s elections.

Last month, resident Peter Gagne told the Sun he was concerned about a lack of transparency at town hall over issues like the lack of audits. The state Department of Revenue confirmed to the Sun that the town did not do audits from 2015-19.

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