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Chief Dennis Wooten was recognized at last month's Board of Directors meeting in honor of his remarkable career and retirement.
Chief Wooten is retiring after 30 years of dedicated service. He began his career in the U.S. Marine Corps before joining the Nash County Sheriff’s Office in July 1999. He later served with the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office starting in April 2019, followed by New Hanover County Schools in June 2020. In April 2021, he joined NC Ports as Chief of Police, a role he held with distinction until his retirement.
Chief Wooten has been an integral part of the Port Police Department, and his leadership, commitment, and service have made a lasting impact.
Please join us in thanking Chief Wooten for his service and wishing him all the best in his well-earned retirement.
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At North Carolina Ports, our success starts with our people.
Every cargo move, every shipment, every success story starts with the dedicated team members who keep our operations running safely, efficiently, and around the clock. Their hard work, professionalism, and commitment to excellence power our ports and strengthen North Carolina’s connection to the world.
We proudly recognize our employees who make it happen —today and every day. Thank you!
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The newly built M.V. PAC LIBRA, a 40,000 modern DWT multi-purpose vessel, made her inaugural call to the United States over the weekend, arriving at the Port of Morehead City on Friday. Our team celebrated her maiden voyage by presenting a plaque to the vessel’s Master, Captain Han Fengyun.
This vessel will join PACC Line’s regular liner service, strengthening NC Ports’ role as the primary East Coast gateway for natural rubber shipments supporting the tire manufacturing industry in North Carolina and throughout the region. NC Ports and PACC Line have partnered for more than 30 years supporting the tire manufacturing industry as well as the steel, plywood, and project cargo segments. Attendees to the plaque presentation included Kim Mattox (far right) who worked the very first PAC Vessel for NC Ports in 1994.
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Please be advised: North Carolina Ports will conduct a routine test of its emergency alarm system at the Port of Wilmington today, January 28th. The test will begin at noon and last approximately 5-10 seconds. No action is needed, this is only a test.
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