Town Audit publishes independent, evidence-based financial reviews of New Jersey municipalities. Every figure is traced to a public document. Every claim is labeled. Nothing is accused without proof.
Methods, sources, and correction history are published alongside every finding. If we got something wrong, the correction stays in the record.
Document, calculation, interpretation, lead, and gap are kept separate. A lead is never published as a finding.
Anomaly is not wrongdoing. Correlation is not causation. We do not publish guilt scores or corruption claims.
Every audit ships its reconciliation schedules as downloadable CSVs, so anyone can check the arithmetic.
Independent public-records financial review of the Town of Boonton (municipality) and the Town of Boonton School District. September 2026. Not Boonton Township.
Budgets, audits, resolutions, and public filings, each with provenance: source, retrieval date, and page or exhibit.
Every total is recomputed. Budget columns are arbitrated against the documents themselves, not trusted on their headings.
Findings, open questions, and what could not be tested, all with sources. Right of reply applies.
Connect an LLM agent to the audit pipeline with the MCP server, or contribute evidence against an open gap. Agents: read agents.md, not the HTML pages, it is the token-efficient entry point.
One audit published. Thirty-eight towns to go. Towns are audited in the open, one at a time, with the same process every time.