A North Carolina town founded in 1907 has voted to begin dissolving itself after years of financial trouble; Ronda could lose its municipal status by June 2027 and become part of unincorporated Wilkes County
- Town officials have voted to move toward dissolving a North Carolina town founded in 1907, based on advice from the NC Local Government Commission.
- Ronda, a small town situated along the Yadkin River in Wilkes County, has been on the North Carolina Local Government Commission’s Unit Assistance List for just over a decade.
- In that time, the LGC has highlighted concerns including late audits, budget violations and deficits in the town’s water system, according to LGC records.
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- Town officials have voted to move toward dissolving a North Carolina town founded in 1907, based on advice from the NC Local Government Commission.
- Ronda, a small town situated along the Yadkin River in Wilkes County, has been on the North Carolina Local Government Commission’s Unit Assistance List for just over a decade.
- In that time, the LGC has highlighted concerns including late audits, budget violations and deficits in the town’s water system, according to LGC records.
Sources: Times of India