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- Governor McCrory heads to D.C. for meetings with President, Vice President and cabinet officials
- New Laws Take Effect in 2015 to Lower Taxes, Boost Economy, Support Veterans
- NCDOT Workers’ Heroics That Prevented Tragedy on I-40 in Davie County To Receive The Extra Mile Award
| Governor McCrory heads to D.C. for meetings with President, Vice President and cabinet officials Posted: 05 Jan 2015 01:02 PM PST Raleigh, N.C. - Governor Pat McCrory will travel to Washington, D.C. tomorrow for meetings with President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and members of the president's cabinet as part of the National Governors Association's Third Annual Executive Committee Meeting with the President.
WHO: Governor Pat McCrory, NGA Chairman Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, NGA Vice-Chairman Utah Governor Gary Herbert, Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy and Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton
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| New Laws Take Effect in 2015 to Lower Taxes, Boost Economy, Support Veterans Posted: 05 Jan 2015 06:29 AM PST Raleigh, NC - As the state prepares for the start of a new year, new laws are slated to take effect in North Carolina on January 1, 2015. Governor Pat McCrory highlighted accomplishments from this past year as well as informed citizens of some of the imminent laws.
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| Posted: 05 Jan 2015 12:36 AM PST Raleigh – An NCDOT Davie County work crew that was credited with preventing what could have been a tragic accident along I-40 in Davie County last month will be honored this week with the department's The Extra Mile Award. The honor recognizes NCDOT employees who go beyond their normal duties in service to the state of North Carolina. They will receive the award this Thursday at the monthly NCDOT Board of Transportation meeting in Raleigh. On the morning of December 4, shortly before noon, Davie County Fire Marshall Jerry K. Myers was traveling north on U.S. 601 when he saw a vehicle turn onto the exit ramp of Interstate 40 East. The driver proceeded the wrong way down the exit ramp, and started traveling west in the eastbound lane. In an attempt to stop the vehicle, Myers got on I-40 West, went to the next exit, and then drove east in the eastbound lane. By the time he got back to the exit ramp, several workers with the N.C. Department of transportation who had been working on the side of the interstate had managed to stop the vehicle and warn oncoming traffic of the hazard ahead. "If the workers that day had not taken the actions they had putting themselves in danger," said Fire Marshall Myers, "there is no doubt the outcome would have certainly turned into a tragic event." "On the way to overtake the vehicle I passed two tractor trailers and due to their speed at the time and the topography of the land they most surely would not have seen the vehicle in question in time to react," said Myers. He added, "The NCDOT workers that day prevented a tragic event from unfolding in our county that unfortunately we have seen on more than one occasion. Their selfless action no doubt saved the lives of not only the person in the passenger car but an unknown scenario of what could have been a major incident." Myers sent a letter of recommendation to the workers who were involved: Transportation Supervisor David Plagemann, and Transportation Workers Jerry Lee Burcham, Daniel Devoid, Cory Robertson, Andy Reavis and Elmer Hendren. NCDOT Division 9 engineer Pat Ivey nominated the crew for The Extra Mile Award.
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