Financial Reports
The Auditor’s Financial Services team produces financial reports. The reports provide an update on county finances and assets. Use the tabs below to view county financial reports produced by our Financial Services team.
The Annual Financial Reports provides a complete look at county finances. Each report covers a fiscal year (January 1 through December 31).
2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
2020 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
2019 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2017 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2016 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2015 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2014 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2013 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2012 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2011 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2010 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2009 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2008 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2007 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2006 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2005 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2002 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
The Capitalized Asset Report provides a list of all the capitalized assets acquired across county departments and offices. Capitalized assets are held or used over a number of years, like land; buildings; improvements other than buildings; machinery and equipment; infrastructure; and intangible assets. The County capitalizes all assets except machinery and equipment costing less than $10,000. State law requires counties to produce this report every year.
The Indirect Cost Report provides information on the unbilled cost of General Fund support services to other County Funds, such as the accounting services provided by the Auditor’s Financial Services team to other county agencies. The report also provides information on the unbilled costs for state and federal grants.
The Single Audit includes an audit of both Thurston County's financial statements and compliance with Federal award requirements for those programs identified as "major programs."