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Stark County addresses audit amid state and resident pushback

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DICKINSON — During their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4, the Stark County Commission listened to community feedback and concerns and discussed the findings of their 2023 audit. Controversy first arose on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 15, when the State Auditor’s Office, led by State Auditor Josh Gallion, announced Stark County was out of compliance with Century Code because it had more money in its general fund reserves than all…

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Stark County addresses audit amid state and resident pushback

DICKINSON — During their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4, the Stark County Commission listened to community feedback and concerns and discussed the findings of their 2023 audit. Controversy first arose on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 15, when the State Auditor’s Office, led by State Auditor Josh Gallion, announced Stark County was out of compliance with Century Code because it had more money in its general fund reserves than all…

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