Alcohol Law Enforcement

The North Carolina Utilities Commission is an agency of the State of North Carolina that was established by the General Assembly to oversee and regulate the rates and services provided by public utilities in the state. With a focus on electricity, natural gas, pipeline safety, telecommunications, transportation, and water wastewater, the commission ensures that these industries operate in compliance with laws and regulations, while also providing consumer information and handling complaints.Generated from the website

The North Carolina Department of Revenue (NCDOR) is responsible for the administration and collection of state taxes, ensuring compliance and providing resources for both individual taxpayers and businesses. Recently, NCDOR has introduced an online system for taxi and rideshare companies to electronically file and pay the new transportation commerce tax that took effect on July 1, 2025. Generated from the website

The North Carolina Industrial Commission is a government agency responsible for administering various acts related to workers' compensation, tort claims, vaccine-related injuries, death benefits for public safety employees, compensation for individuals wrongly convicted of felonies, and the eugenics compensation program. Their mission is to ensure fair and equal treatment of all parties in accordance with North Carolina State Law. Kevin V. Howell has been designated as the Chief Deputy Commissioner, effective February 1, 2024, while Tammy R. Nance, the current Chief Deputy Commissioner, will be retiring on the same date. Matthew E. Buckner has been appointed as a Deputy Commissioner, starting from March 4, 2024, bringing extensive experience in workers' compensation law to the Industrial Commission.Generated from the website