Fire Chief David Jennings retires after 50 years with the Flint Hill Fire Department, passing the role to Todd Wisner, who brings 20 years of firefighting experience.

Every member of the Union County Fire Marshal's team is now fire inspection certified, with primary field investigators also certified as fire investigators, enhancing their fire prevention and investigation capabilities.

Deputy Kyle Carswell has been promoted to Detective at the Union County Sheriff's Office, joining the Criminal Investigations Bureau after gaining valuable experience in the Patrol Division.

North Carolina's Senate Bill 248 enables adopted individuals born after 1971 to request their birth certificates from the county Register of Deeds, streamlining the process.

Lieutenant Travis Shulenburger was promoted to Major, now leading the Salisbury Police's Criminal Investigations Division, acknowledged for his leadership and contributions.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department honored several staff as January's employees of the month, emphasizing their integrity, commitment, and impact on the community.

Mecklenburg County's JCPC is offering $2 million for youth intervention and prevention, with mandatory pre-bid sessions for applicants by February 13.

The Iredell County Board of Commissioners plans to discuss opioid strategy, fire funding, and a dispatch system at a Special Called Meeting on January 16, 2025.

The Statesville Police Department is actively recruiting for full-time police officers, emphasizing the importance of integrity and community service.

Mayor Sheffield announces community improvements for Salisbury, NC, such as new traffic patterns on Brenner Avenue, sidewalk updates, a microtransit pilot program, and upgrades to Kelsey Scott Park restrooms.

Huntersville recognized its firefighters with awards for bravery and dedication during critical incidents in 2025, highlighting lifesaving efforts at two house fires.

The Statesville Police Department honored officers on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, expressing gratitude and underscoring the importance of community trust.

Iredell County contemplates fire service reform, with proposals addressing funding equity and response efficiency, per a consulting report. The Commissioners plan to use the report in future financial planning.