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State Auditor Discusses Resource Allocation and Financial Staffing in North Carolina

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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State Auditor Dave Boliek participated in a roundtable at College of The Albemarle where he discussed how the region competes for state resources. Boliek noted that there is a shortage of qualified financial professionals across the state and highlighted infrastructure needs such as electrical, water, and DOT projects.

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The discussion centered on the constant struggle of allocating state resources across North Carolina, particularly between the state's most populated counties and other regions. Boliek stated that his role is to inform policymakers about resource allocation and potential return on investment.

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    Regions might face increased costs for infrastructure projects due to ongoing struggles in state resource allocation.

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