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The Auditor’s Office has released a review on the security of the election system for the State of North Dakota. Read more...

A recent audit of the Department of Health found several errors with storage and handling of COVID-19 vaccines. Read more...

The State Auditor’s Office has found that for the sixth straight year the Department of Human Services (DHS) is not adhering to their own policy of checking on children from reported abusive situations in the allowed timeframes. Read more...

The North Dakota State Auditor’s Office will be holding a press conference on the results of an audit of the Department of Human Services. Read more...

The State Auditor’s Office has named Dickey County as the recipient of its Stewardship Award for local government clients. Read more...

The Auditor’s Office has found that Mayville State University does not have correct training or procedures in place for running payroll for its employees. Read more...

The State Auditor’s Office will be holding its first-ever audit conference offered virtually on Wednesday, August 31 from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. The conference — an Audit Summit —  is geared towards providing training and helpful resources to local governments and is free to attend.

The State Auditor’s Office has found that the Gwinner Rural Fire Protection District used public funds to purchase alcohol and groceries for its staff and volunteers. From 2015 until 2020, $28,080 was spent on alcohol, groceries, and golf outings. Read more...

The State Auditor’s Office has identified three opportunities for improvement at the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ).

The North Dakota State Auditor’s Office has received a citizen-requested petition for an audit of the City of Lincoln, located in Burleigh County.