Audit shows Wilton might have exceeded budget by 23 percent

By | Posted October 12th, 2023 |

Preliminary audit numbers for 2022 reveal that the Village of Wilton overspent its $643,879 budget by about $150,000, or roughly 23 percent, according to President Missy Coldren at Monday’s village board meeting. 

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