TOWNSHIP TIDBIT:

New Hanover Township “free schools” started in 1850 with the operation of 10 one-room schools. The township-run school system closed in 1949, but all of the buildings still stand today.

Finance

Municipal Audits


The page includes or will include each municipal audit we receive - general, liquid fuels and pension. Feel free to review each document and contact the Township Manager with questions.

General Audits

Each year the township is subjected to a municipal audit that is conducted by an appointed auditing firm.  The firm audits the municipality's previous year's accounting in the first quarter of the calendar year.

2022
Annual Financial Report
2021
Annual Financial Report

2020
Annual Financial Report

2019

Annual Financial Report


2018

Governance Letter
Annual Financial Report

2017

Communications with Governance at the Conclusion of the Audit
Municipal Annual Audit and Financial Report
Financial Statements and Other Information
Municipal Authority Audit

2016

Communications with Governance at the Conclusion of the Audit
Municipal Annual Audit and Financial Report
Financial Statements and Other Information

Liquid Fuels Audits

The state Office of the Auditor General conducts liquid fuels fund audits on a rolling basis about every two years. Each audit is preceded by a letter to the municipality explaining the process. Auditors submit their findings to PennDOT, which determines if the municipality needs to reimburse its Liquid Fuels Tax Fund account for any LFFs that were misused. 

2019-2021

Pension Audits

2015-2018 Police Pension
2019-2022 Police Pension
2019-2022 Non-Uniformed DB
2019-2022 Non-Uniformed  DC