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28939
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Three government entities that provide state assistance to local governments are the North Carolina Local Government Commission, the Institute of Government, and the Local Government Advocacy Council. These entities were established for comprehensive, state-supervised oversight of local government finances, research and support for policy decisions, and formation of partnerships between state and local government.
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28940
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In North Carolina, special districts and public authorities have substantial fiscal and administrative power, independent of any county or municipality. A chart and summary of these special districts and authorities is provided.
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28942
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C. Ronald Aycock has been director of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners since 1977. The association works on behalf of counties before the General Assembly and executive-branch offices. In an interview, Aycock discusses the most pressing needs of state counties, issues in local governance, and state funds.
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28943
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Each year, the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners surveys local government officials. This article provides a summary of the survey and selected survey results from towns across North Carolina.
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