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Craven commissioners approve $10,500 budget amendment for new resident inquiry management system - Vimarsana News

Craven commissioners approve $10,500 budget amendment for new resident inquiry management system

Craven County is modernizing the work flow process for resident inquiries with a new software that allows staff and commissioners to report and track requests.

Craven County commissioners accept purchase of land in River Bend for new library - Vimarsana News

Craven County commissioners accept purchase of land in River Bend for new library

The Craven County Commissioners approved the purchase of about two acres in the Town of River Bend, at $360,000, the proposed site for a new public library.

Audit: For a hurricane five years ago, there is $72M people need, can't get - Vimarsana News

Audit: For a hurricane five years ago, there is $72M people need, can't get

A recent state audit shows nearly $72 million in Hurricane Florence recovery money remains unspent, despite lingering unmet needs in counties hardest hit by the 2018 storm.

Coastal News Today | NC - Audit: For a hurricane five years ago, there is $72M people need, can't get - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NC - Audit: For a hurricane five years ago, there is $72M people need, can't get

(The Center Square) – A recent state audit shows nearly $72 million in Hurricane Florence recovery money remains unspent, despite lingering unmet needs in counties hardest hit by the 2018 storm.

Audit: For a hurricane five years ago, there is $72M people need, can't get - Vimarsana News

Audit: For a hurricane five years ago, there is $72M people need, can't get

(The Center Square) – A recent state audit shows nearly $72 million in Hurricane Florence recovery money remains unspent, despite lingering unmet needs in counties hardest hit by the 2018