North Carolina ended the 2024 fiscal year on June 30 with revenues of $33.69 billion. This is exceptionally close to the state’s budgeted amount of $33.73 billion, coming in just 0.1% below the certified budget. This is the closest revenue collections have come to the certified budget since the Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) began tracking this metric 33 years ago.
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The Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) is proud to announce the promotion of Mark Bondo to the position of Assistant State Budget Officer (ASBO) for Budget Execution. Mark brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his new role, having dedicated eight years to OSBM, where he most recently served as a Team Lead for the Departments of Transportation and Environmental Quality, capital budget, and statewide budget matters.
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University senior internal auditor LaShonna Frederick wins the 2023 Internal Audit Award of Excellence
The recent expansion of Medicaid in North Carolina will be economic and societal benefits, which will have a positive impact on state and local government revenues.
Program develops knowledge and skills among state employees who develop, manage, and evaluate programs and policies in the state.
North Carolina named a national leader for using data and evidence to guide decision-making and investing taxpayer dollars in programs that work.
OSBM employees Jack Gagnon and Cameron Brown were among the honorees at the 2023 Governor's Award for Excellence.
State Budget Director Kristin Walker and members of the budget office staff delivered boxes of school supplies to
North Carolina ended Fiscal Year 2022-23 on June 30 with revenues of $33.535 billion. This is $3.026 billion, or 9.9%, above the certified budget for the year.
Lanier McRee and Darryl Childers serve as speakers on performance management and evidence-based policy.