News

The State Auditor’s Office is partnering with communities across the state to provide resources for local government entities including cities, counties, and municipalities. See more...

The State Auditor’s Office has released an audit of the North Dakota Highway Patrol which found that key card access to the State Capitol building is not being adequately monitored. Read more...

The State Auditor’s Office’s Mineral Royalty Division has announced federal and state resources available to help citizens better understand where their state and federal tax dollars as well as revenue collections are going. See more...

An audit of the Attorney General’s Office found that 34 driving under the influence (DUI) tests were invalid and can be dismissed in a court of law. The tests reviewed by the State Auditor’s Office included 8,925 total tests during the two-year audit period which ended June 30, 2020. See more...

The State Auditor’s Office is working with a contractor to conduct a network security assessment of information technology (IT) resources within the State of North Dakota.

The State Auditor’s Office has released a report of the Parshall Public School District that identified 17 separate areas of concern.

The State Auditor’s Office released a report that found the Secretary of State’s Office had a difference of $75,211 from revenue generated through various citizen fees.

The financial threshold that local governments have been following is changing to be strictly revenue-based, and the amount that triggers an audit is increasing from $750,000 to two million. See more...

An audit report of Dickinson State University found that procurement documentation was missing for $334,705 of goods and services purchased. State law – as well as University policies and procedures – requires documentation for all items purchased. See more...

The Office of the State Auditor has released an audit of the Solen Public School District that identified 11 separate areas of concern. See more...