Nearly 150 new DMV license examiners graduated on Wednesday to join the ranks of a state agency trying to lessen the load on overworked and understaffed personnel.
Nearly 150 new North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles driver’s license examiners took the oath of office at Nash Community College on Wednesday.
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Good news for anyone heading to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles soon. The agency graduated nearly 150 new examiners Wednesday in Rocky Mount.
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles has plans to fast-track a new office opening in Brunswick County. A full-service, license-renewal facility will launch in the ...
Today in Rocky Mount, Governor Josh Stein and NCDMV Commissioner Paul Tine joined the graduation ceremony of 149 new NCDMV ...
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