NOBLE Eastern North Carolina Chapter

09/18/2026

On behalf of the Eastern NC NOBLE Chapter, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Chief Stephanie Mardis on her appointment as the 17th Police Chief of the City of Durham.

This remarkable accomplishment is a testament to your dedication, leadership, and commitment to public service.

Know that we stand with you and beside you throughout your journey as Chief, cheering you on every step of the way.

09/18/2026

Members of NOBLE- Eastern North Carolina Chapter and law enforcement leaders from across the Triangle and Triad witnessed the swearing-in of Chief Stephanie Mardis as the 17th Chief of Police of the Durham Police Department. It was great to see so many supporters, family members, faith leaders, and colleagues gathered to celebrate this milestone.

As members of Eastern Noble, we were proud to show up and support our Vice President. Chief Mardis received a standing ovation before delivering a simple but powerful message: “The celebration is officially over. And it’s time to get to work.”

Congratulations, Chief Mardis. Wishing you and the men and women of DPD continued success.

NOBLE

09/17/2026

ENC-NOBLE proudly congratulates Major Renae Lockhart of the Raleigh Police Department on her successful graduation from the FBI National Academy, Session 299.

We celebrate this remarkable achievement and commend Major Lockhart for her unwavering commitment to leadership, professional excellence, and public service. Her dedication to continuous growth and development reflects the highest standards of law enforcement and serves as an inspiration to colleagues and communities alike.We wish her continued success as she applies the knowledge and experience gained through this prestigious program in service to the citizens of Raleigh and beyond.

09/17/2026

The roundtable discussion, “What Does Success Look Like in This Profession?”, facilitated by U.S. Marshal Glenn M. McNeil, Jr., was an outstanding learning experience. The information shared was beneficial to both newly sworn officers and seasoned veterans alike. Thank you, sir, for your wisdom, guidance, and dedication to developing law enforcement professionals.

09/17/2026

Representing both NOBLE and SEANC, duo members attended the 2026 SEANC Convention in Greensboro last week to advocate on behalf of state and local government personnel/retirees and foster interagency partnerships.

09/02/2026

On behalf of the members of the NOBLE- Eastern North Carolina Chapter chapter, extend our heartfelt congratulations to Greenville Police Department’s newly appointed Chief K.Z. Thomas. We are extremely proud of your accomplishment and confident that your leadership will continue to strengthen the department and the community it serves. We wish you much success and blessings as you begin this new chapter in your distinguished career.

08/20/2026

Great NOBLE- Eastern North Carolina Chapter meeting hosted by Sheriff Robert Fountain of Granville County Sheriff’s Office. Thank you to all the members who attended in person and via zoom. Great things are happening at ENC Noble.

08/17/2026

08/10/2026

ENC-NOBLE congratulates our own Vice President, Stephanie R. Mardis on her selection as the new Chief of Police for the Durham Police Department!

Chief Mardis brings more than 24 years of law enforcement experience to this position, currently serving as Assistant Chief with the Greensboro Police Department.

CONGRATULATIONS Chief Mardis!
NOBLE- Eastern North Carolina Chapter NOBLE Durham Police Department
📸 cred: City of Durham.

08/01/2026

ENC-NOBLE congratulates our outgoing National President, Renee Hall, the Executive Board, and the National staff on an outstanding 50th Annual Training Conference and 50th Anniversary Celebration in Dallas! The conference theme, “Forged in Struggle, Empowered by Strength, Defining Our Future,” celebrated NOBLE’s rich legacy while inspiring its future.

Twenty-four (24) ENC-NOBLE members attended the conference, including first-time attendees Fabienne Pierre (State Highway Patrol), Derwin Lamb (Apex Police Department), Ed Ross (Cary Police Department),Rebe Mosley (Wake County Sheriff’s Office) and Kendra Holmes (Greensboro Police Department). Throughout the conference, our members participated in dynamic training sessions, engaged in meaningful dialogue, and strengthened professional relationships through valuable networking opportunities.

We also extend our congratulations to incoming National President Mitchell Davis and Second Vice President Robert Ford. We look forward to continuing NOBLE’s mission and supporting the organization under their leadership.

Cheers to 50 Years of Excellence, Leadership, and Service!