NC Department of Administration

06/12/2026

Today, the Domestic Violence Commission had its quarterly meeting. Check out what the commission has been up to ⬇️

06/12/2026

“Today, on the 249th birthday of our nation’s flag, we honor all those who have sacrificed for the freedoms it represents,” said Governor Josh Stein. “As North Carolinians, we can take special pride in being represented by both a star and a stripe. In this year of America 250, let us reaffirm our own commitment to a government of, by, and for the people.”

You can take part in the Flag Day and America 250 festivities by ordering a United States flag on DOA's website:

Flag Request Forms for United States and State of North Carolina Flags are now available online at the following website:

06/11/2026

State of NC interns took a walk on the wild side during their visit to the North Carolina Zoo! 🦒 🐘

Interns from teams across state government spent the day exploring one of NC's premier attractions, making memories together and learning about state conservation efforts along the way.

06/11/2026

Looking to grow your business? The 2026 HUB Capital Area Small Business Summit brings entrepreneurs, business resource organizations, and procurement professionals together in one place. One conversation could lead to your next opportunity. Register today: https://bit.ly/4vqGDT2

06/10/2026

Ready for your next career move? 🚀

Whether you're seeking a new challenge, a fresh start, or an exciting opportunity, take a look at the 12 open positions at DOA! From vehicle manager to HVAC technician to program coordinator, DOA has roles for all skill sets and experience levels.

Take a look at our open positions at: https://bit.ly/4fAZS7M

06/09/2026

Moving soon, or looking for a furniture refresh? 🚪🛏️🪑𓊳🪞

This week's has you covered! A 6-piece bedroom set including a headboard, footboard, dresser, mirror, nightstand, and a small table is now available in Elizabeth City. Bid on this set and other deals at https://bit.ly/4dUpFqa

06/08/2026

Friday was a historic meeting of the Commission of Indian Affairs, as the Catawba Nation's petition for state recognition was approved. The Catawba Nation becomes the ninth state-recognized tribe in North Carolina.

Following the vote in the Harris Alumni Center at UNC Charlotte, the commission also discussed the work of its subcommittees, including American Indian housing, education, economic development, and culture & religion.

The Department of Administration commends the Commission of Indian Affairs' commitment to Indian American communities and tribes across the state.

06/08/2026

Only two weeks remain until HUB's Capital Area Small Business Summit!

You won't want to miss this opportunity to support small business enterprises and gain resources for business strategy and growth.

Save your spot today by registering!: https://bit.ly/4vqGDT2

06/05/2026

The quarterly meeting of the Commission of Indian Affairs will take place TODAY on UNC Charlotte's campus!

Stay tuned to DOA's social platforms for updates and information about the event.

06/04/2026

The Office for Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUB) invites you to attend the inaugural Capital Area Small Business Summit on Monday, June 22, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at NC State's McKimmon Center in Raleigh.

Join HUB and DOA in support of small business enterprises (SBEs) from all regions of North Carolina as we provide opportunities for connections, support for partners and agencies, educational and engaging information sessions, and resources for business strategy and growth.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4vqGDT2