Robert DeBold

The audit report for Aberdeen Township Fire District #1 discusses the district's financial activities for the year ended December 31, 2020. It covers various aspects such as financial statements, internal controls, compliance with government auditing standards, management's discussion and analysis, net position, revenues, expenditures, pension plans, and other post-employment benefits. The report also includes supplementary and statistical information, as well as general comments and recommendations.

The document is the annual budget for the Aberdeen Township Fire District No. 1, covering the fiscal year from January 1, 2012, to December 31, 2012. The proposed budget reflects total revenues of $615,941, including $570,141 to be raised by taxation, and total appropriations of $615,941. The budget includes sections on anticipated revenues, fund balance utilization, miscellaneous revenues, operating grant revenue, and uniform fire safety act revenues. It also details budgeted appropriations for administration, cost of operations and maintenance, appropriations offset with revenues, and capital appropriations. There are supplemental schedules providing detailed breakdowns of revenues, expenses, and debt service.

The document outlines the 2015 budget for the Township of Aberdeen Fire District No. 1. It includes revenue projections from sources like interest on investments, the Uniform Fire Safety Act, and the Supplemental Fire Services Program. Appropriations cover various administrative, operational, and maintenance expenses, including paid positions, fringe benefits, insurance, maintenance, utilities, training, uniforms, fire prevention, and firematic equipment. A portion of the budget is allocated to mandated breathing apparatus and assistance to the Fire Company.

The public hearing will discuss the proposed 2024 Budget for Fire District No.1, Aberdeen Township.

The 2015 budget for the Fire District No. 1 includes various revenue sources such as miscellaneous revenues, interest on investments and deposits, Uniform Fire Safety Act, Supplemental Fire Services Program, and other revenue from smoke alarm and permit inspections. Appropriations cover administration, operations, maintenance, paid positions, fringe benefits, election expenses, memberships, dues and subscriptions, office expenses, professional services, travel expenses, meetings and conventions, maintenance and repairs, advertising, utilities and related expenses, insurance premiums, other operating materials and supplies, training and education, uniforms and personal equipment, fire prevention, firematic equipment and supplies, assistance to fire company, supplemental fire services act - fire fighting equipment, training grounds, fire and arson investigation, mandated breathing apparatus, firefighter personal protective equipment, and workman's compensation insurance.