RALEIGH — N.C. State Treasurer Dale Folwell will run for governor in 2024, he announced while speaking at the Forsyth County GOP Convention in Clemmons on March 25. “I chose this event out of respect […]
RALEIGH — During a Feb. 15 press conference, State Treasurer Dale Folwell unveiled a report detailing the high pay of executives of nonprofit hospitals operating in the state. “You’ve heard me say before that what […]
RALEIGH — As expected, Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC has filed litigation paperwork over the change in the State Health Plan’s third-party administrator contract that was awarded to Aetna earlier this year. Both Blue […]
RALEIGH — The change in the Third-Party Administrative contract (TPA) for the state health plan announced earlier this month by N.C. State Treasurer Dale Folwell is likely to be challenged by the current plan administrator. […]
RALEIGH — State Treasurer Dale Folwell has announced $252.6 million in Grant Anticipation Revenue Vehicle Bonds known as GARVEE bonds. GARVEE bonds allow for the state to pledge future federal highway funds to pay debt service. […]
RALEIGH — During his monthly “Ask me anything” call, State Treasurer Dale Folwell discussed the state pension plan, the state health plan and touched on municipalities and counties having financial issues. Folwell also noted that […]
RALEIGH — Four local governments have been designated as distressed by criteria created by two North Carolina agencies working in concert— the State Water Infrastructure Authority (SWIA) and North Carolina Local Government Commission (LGC). SWIA […]
RALEIGH — The Retirement Systems Division (RSD) of the N.C. State Treasurer’s office has reported that number of retirement applications filed online has risen rapidly from zero to 38% in under two years. “I think […]
RALEIGH — A $700 million bond sale that will aid the N.C. Department of Transportation was approved at the Oct. 6 Council of State meeting. The bonds approved by the Council of State are part […]
RALEIGH —$2,033,433,088.75. That is the amount the Trump Administration deposited into the state treasury on April 15. North Carolina received the funds from the federal government as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic […]
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