60 years of service in local government… That’s how long Mary Phillips served the people of Moore County at the Register of Deeds Office.
On Tuesday, State Auditor Dave Boliek proudly presented her with a Cardinal Award for her years of impactful service to North Carolina. Join d thanking her!
On Tuesday, State Auditor Dave Boliek proudly presented her with a Cardinal Award for her years of impactful service to North Carolina. Join d thanking her!
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Today we honor America’s Veterans for protecting the freedom that we enjoy every day. From all of us at the NC Office of the State Auditor, thank you for your service and sacrifice.
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North Carolina K-12 students, this is the last week to send in an entry for the chance to have your art displayed on the official OSA Christmas Card!
Learn how to enter by clicking the link on our profile page.
Learn how to enter by clicking the link on our profile page.
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Spent time at the 30th annual Cumberland County Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, hosted by Fayetteville’s Gilbert Baez. This special community event celebrates veterans and thanks them for serving to protect our way of life in America. Please take time this week and on Wednesday our veterans.
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See highlights from a busy month of auditing in October.
The NC Office of the State Auditor reviews how taxpayer dollars are spent, uncovers waste and fraud, and holds government agencies accountable through independent audits.
The NC Office of the State Auditor reviews how taxpayer dollars are spent, uncovers waste and fraud, and holds government agencies accountable through independent audits.
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The City of Charlotte committed $650 million in public dollars toward the renovation of Bank of America Stadium, and the NC Office of the State Auditor is taking a proactive approach to tracking how it is spent. As of August 2026, the City has spent $3.1 million on the project debt financing costs and $2.5 million for construction.
Read more about the project and OSA’s findings (link in bio).
Read more about the project and OSA’s findings (link in bio).
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“Poor internal controls” probably won’t make headlines, but they matter to citizens. Here’s why…
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State Auditor Dave Boliek talks about the philosophy of OSA and the importance of transparency in government.
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Join the team looking for fraud and working to improve the efficiency of North Carolina government!
The NC Office of the State Auditor is hiring for several important positions, including:
• Staff Auditor II- Division of Accountability, Value, and Efficiency
• Staff Auditor sion
• Legislative Research Specialist- Government Affairs Division
• Quality Assurance Analyst- Risk Management Division
OSA employees enjoy state benefits, including enrollment in the state’s pension plan, an excellent work-life balance, and flexible scheduling options.
Send this to a friend or apply today (link in bio)!
The NC Office of the State Auditor is hiring for several important positions, including:
• Staff Auditor II- Division of Accountability, Value, and Efficiency
• Staff Auditor sion
• Legislative Research Specialist- Government Affairs Division
• Quality Assurance Analyst- Risk Management Division
OSA employees enjoy state benefits, including enrollment in the state’s pension plan, an excellent work-life balance, and flexible scheduling options.
Send this to a friend or apply today (link in bio)!
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$650 million public dollars are being spent on renovating Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, NC. See how the NC Office of the State Auditor will be tracking it…
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A construction project that aims to improve traffic around the NC State Fairgrounds has been delayed for years. Hear about the reasons why and OSA’s recommendations from State Auditor Dave Boliek.
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A busy and productive October for the NC Office of the State Auditor! See some of the highlights including:
• State Auditor Dave Boliek’s visit to Western NC to check on Hurricane Helene relief
• Out in the field for the Ferry System audit
• Participating in the Small roundtable in Pitt County
• And more!
• State Auditor Dave Boliek’s visit to Western NC to check on Hurricane Helene relief
• Out in the field for the Ferry System audit
• Participating in the Small roundtable in Pitt County
• And more!
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Today the NC Office of the State Auditor released a review of Chapel Hill, NC’s $10 million affordable housing bonds, approved by voters in 2018.
As of June 2026, 124 units have been completed out of the planned 343, another 38 units are under construction, and the Town has illion in bond proceeds for the projects. OSA also found that Chapel Hill owed over $389,000 in federal arbitrage liability which it promptly paid to the IRS.
OSA plans to continue focusing on accountability and oversight in local bond programs across North Carolina. Read the full report (link in bio).
As of June 2026, 124 units have been completed out of the planned 343, another 38 units are under construction, and the Town has illion in bond proceeds for the projects. OSA also found that Chapel Hill owed over $389,000 in federal arbitrage liability which it promptly paid to the IRS.
OSA plans to continue focusing on accountability and oversight in local bond programs across North Carolina. Read the full report (link in bio).
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Learn how Chapel Hill, NC’s affordable housing bond money was spent from State Auditor Dave Boliek.
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Bank of America Stadium is currently undergoing $650 million in taxpayer-funded renovations, and the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor is taking a proactive approach in tracking the project.
Today OSA released an initial overview of the expenditures as of August 2026. as authorized and funded about $3.1 million in project-related disbursements, including $632,000 for debt-financing costs and $2.5 million for construction.
For more information and a detailed breakdown on what the $3.1 million was spent on, read the report (link in bio).
Today OSA released an initial overview of the expenditures as of August 2026. as authorized and funded about $3.1 million in project-related disbursements, including $632,000 for debt-financing costs and $2.5 million for construction.
For more information and a detailed breakdown on what the $3.1 million was spent on, read the report (link in bio).
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New performance audits by the NC Office of the State Auditor found that four North Carolina universities did not consistently follow requirements for their procurement card programs.
Among the issues auditors identified were prohibited purchases, missing documentation, late pproved without supervisory review, and purchases split to avoid transaction limits.
Read the audits and see the universities’ responses by clicking the link on our profile page.
Among the issues auditors identified were prohibited purchases, missing documentation, late pproved without supervisory review, and purchases split to avoid transaction limits.
Read the audits and see the universities’ responses by clicking the link on our profile page.
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If you’ll be at the NC State Fair this weekend, so will we! Drop by our booth and meet the people behind the audits.
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There is still time to apply to be an intern at the NC Office of the State Auditor in the Spring of 2027! These paid internships give students the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of career fields including:
• Special Investigations
• Rapid Response
• Legal
• Data Analytics
• Data Engineering
• Data Science
• Human Resources
• Information Systems Audit
All internships are based out of our Raleigh and Charlotte offices and run from January 25 to April 23. Send this post to a college or graduate student who might be interested.
• Special Investigations
• Rapid Response
• Legal
• Data Analytics
• Data Engineering
• Data Science
• Human Resources
• Information Systems Audit
All internships are based out of our Raleigh and Charlotte offices and run from January 25 to April 23. Send this post to a college or graduate student who might be interested.
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