On Monday, Attorney General Josh Stein honored North Carolinians in the Triangle with the Attorney General’s Dogwood Award. These awards are distributed to recognize people who are working to improve the health, safety, and well-being of their fellow North Carolinians.
Johnston County District Attorney Susan Doyle and Johnston County E-911 Communications were among those recognized.
District Attorney Susan Doyle
“As district attorney, Susan Doyle has been dedicated to keeping people safe and holding people accountable for committing crimes,” said Attorney General Josh Stein. “She works each day to make the people of Johnston County safe.”
“It is a tremendous honor to receive the Dogwood Award from Attorney General Josh Stein,” said District Attorney Susan Doyle. “As District Attorney for Johnston County, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to my entire staff, who works tirelessly to ensure our community is a safe place to live and work. I am humbled to accept this honor on their behalf and to stand alongside my fellow recipients of this prestigious award.”
Johnston County E-911 Communications
“After Hurricane Helene, Johnston County 911 Communications quickly stepped up to help the people in of western North Carolina,” said Attorney General Josh Stein. “When I was in Canton, I heard about how Johnston County 911 provided resources to get a local radio station get back on air to provide safety updates to people in Haywood County. They selflessly stepped up to get reliable information to a community in need all the way across the state, and I appreciate their hard work.”
“The privilege to serve in public safety is one of the highest honors that I feel anyone can possess,” said Brett Renfrow, Director of Johnston County 911 Communications. “The ability to serve others in their time of need is a true blessing from God and it is one of the most satisfying feelings to know that in some small way you made someone’s quality of life better.”
Other recipients of the Dogwood Award included Chatham County Sheriff Mike Roberson, Durham County Sheriff Clarence Birkhead, Vance County Sheriff Curtis Brame, NC SBI agent Kevin Roughton, former Representative David Price, Amanda Wilkes an evidence supervisor at the Raleigh Police Department, Ethan Clark a student at NC State University and runs North Carolina’s Weather Authority, and Deona Washington a bus driver for Durham Public Schools.
It’s funny how under Josh Stein and Roy Cooper NC voter ID was delayed and after the 2020 election the redistricting responsibility was stolen from the state legislature through lawfare. It’s nice to see Stein trying to buy some support
YES. Why are we not seeing ads from Mark Robinson on this?