By JIM BUTLER

Notes from recent legislative audit postings:

District Attorney

The District Attorney Office governmental fund balance grew to $1.8 million, according to its 2025 audit.

The General Government Fund had revenue of $6.4 million and expenses of $5.9 million.

Fines, fees and commissions accounted for $$2.4 million and intergovernmental transfers $4 million. 

General judicial expenses took $5.3 million. 

Pineville Housing

Federal grants totaling $1.6 million paced operating revenue of the Housing Authority of Pineville. Its audit also reflects $446,000 in tenant revenues. 

On the spending side federal housing repayments took $924,000 and administrative and management fees required $405,000. 

The audit show 121 FHAP-owned units and 165 participating in the Section 8 vouchers program.

Net position of the Authority grew to $2.33 million. 

Ward 10 Recreation

Ward 10 Recreation District’s Fund Balance grew to $1.1 million, all unrestricted, auditors report. 

Revenues were $991,000, virtually all from dedicated property tax. 

Net expenses were $614,000. 

The district net position increased to $5.8 million, reflecting capital assets of $4.7 million.

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