As in past years, the Clyde River municipal council presented the expenditures for the previous year (2017) and the budget for the upcoming year (2018) to residents at a public meeting in March. Those same figures have, once again, been audited by an independent accounting firm. The accountant’s report is complete and now available for viewing by any Clyde River resident who wishes to do so. Interested residents can arrange to see the report by sending an email to clyderiver.cic@pei.sympatico.ca
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