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Audit reveals Taylorsville paid 2 employees $750K with little documentation - Vimarsana News

Audit reveals Taylorsville paid 2 employees $750K with little documentation

For roughly 17 years, the town of Taylorsville contracted a septic company owned by two town employees, according to the N.C. State Auditor.

Update: 2 Taylorsville employees on administrative leave, town paid duo $750K with little documentation - Vimarsana News

Update: 2 Taylorsville employees on administrative leave, town paid duo $750K with little documentation

For roughly 17 years, the town of Taylorsville contracted a septic company owned by two town employees, according to the N.C. State Auditor.

Update: 2 Taylorsville employees on administrative leave, town paid duo $750K with little documentation - Vimarsana News

Update: 2 Taylorsville employees on administrative leave, town paid duo $750K with little documentation

For roughly 17 years, the town of Taylorsville contracted a septic company owned by two town employees, according to the N.C. State Auditor.

Update: 2 Taylorsville employees on administrative leave, town paid duo $750K with little documentation - Vimarsana News

Update: 2 Taylorsville employees on administrative leave, town paid duo $750K with little documentation

For roughly 17 years, the town of Taylorsville contracted a septic company owned by two town employees, according to the N.C. State Auditor.