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Wichita County auditor reports first clean audits in years after restatements

September 30, 2026 | Wichita County, Texas


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Wichita County auditor reports first clean audits in years after restatements
Wichita County's auditor reported to Commissioners Court that the county received an opinion letter and that the 2025 financial statements and grant single audits were issued without findings — the first such outcome in several years.

Auditor Matt Davis said the office corrected prior errors, noting a $1,200,000 misstatement that required restating 2023 figures and "almost a little over $5,000,000" in previously identified misstatements in 2023. He thanked staff for completing financial statements both in the county's legacy manual format and with new software during a multi‑year cleanup. ‘‘This is the first year that we've gone without a finding on the financial statements and the grant single audits in quite a while,’’ Davis said.

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