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    NC Public Safety
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    NCDPS Secretary Jeffrey Smythe spoke at today's budget signing, acknowledging the investment in public safety initiatives. "I'm grateful that we are here to sign a budget that supports law enforcement and keeps people safe," said Smythe.
    Secretary Jeffrey Smythe stands at a podium, speaking. A crowd of people stand behind him on the Executive Mansion staircase. Governor Josh Stein stands by a desk at the right side of the photo.
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jul 6
    Drink water regularly, take breaks in the shade, and don’t wait until you feel thirsty to hydrate. Make hydration part of your game plan. #HeatSafety #WorldCup2026
    A person sits on a bench in a soccer stadium, head resting in hands. A soccer ball is on the ground nearby. Text on image reads, "Stay hydrated. Stay in the match." The North Carolina Department of Public Safety logo is visible.
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jul 4
    As North Carolina commemorates America 250, NCDPS employees proudly joined together in red, white, and blue to recognize this historic milestone and the enduring spirit of service that continues to strengthen our communities every day. #WeAreNCDPS #America250NC
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    Jul 4
    As NC commemorates @America250NC, we recognize the public safety professionals who continue serving communities across our state every day. Thank you to those who help protect and support North Carolinians during emergencies, celebrations, and everyday moments alike.
    Fireworks explode over a lake at dusk with a reflection on the water. White text reads: "HONORING GENERATIONS OF PUBLIC SERVICE." A hashtag, "#America250NC," is visible. The North Carolina Department of Public Safety logo is at the bottom.
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    Jul 3
    Cookouts are a #FourthOfJuly tradition across North Carolina. A few simple safety steps can help keep celebrations safe for everyone. Have a safe and enjoyable day as we celebrate our nation's 250th independence anniversary. #America250 #America250NC
    Outdoor barbecue with food grilling over open flames. A banner in the background reads, "Happy 4th of July." Text advises to keep grills away from structures, never leave grills/stoves unattended, and keep a fire extinguisher nearby. North Carolina Department of Public Safety logo is visible.
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jul 3
    While fireworks are part of many #FourthOfJuly celebrations, they can be overwhelming for pets. Before celebrations begin: 🐾 Make sure ID tags and microchip are current 🐾 Keep pets indoors during fireworks Celebrate safely for every member of the family. #America250NC
    A dog wearing a star-spanged bandana sits on grass in a park. In the background, there's a picnic table with a tablecloth featuring the American flag, adorned with string lights. Fireworks light up the sky. Text says, “Keep pets safe this 4th of July. Fireworks and loud gatherings can be frightening for animals." Logo for North Carolina Department of Public Safety is present.
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    Jul 2
    Despite obstacles and setbacks, 56 youth in DJJDP facilities earned a high school diploma or equivalency in June. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 as they continue building brighter futures through education. #WeAreNCDPS More at ncdps.gov/news/press-rel…
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jul 2
    Even on a quick stop, temperatures inside a vehicle can become dangerous within minutes. Never leave children or pets inside a parked car.
    A plastic water bottle is placed on a car's front seat armrest, inside a sunlit vehicle. A graphic displays a sun icon and a thermometer indicating a temperature of 120°F (49°C). Text reads, "Look Before You Lock. A vehicle can heat up dangerously fast." The North Carolina Department of Public Safety logo is at the bottom.
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jul 1
    Summer heat affects pets too. Before walks or outdoor events: 🐾 Check pavement temperature 💧 Bring water 🌳 Take shade breaks Protect pets from hot surfaces and overheating.
    A close-up of a dog's paw on pavement. The text reads, "If the pavement is hot… it’s too hot for paws." The bottom includes the logo and name of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety.
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jun 30
    With extreme heat expected across North Carolina before the fireworks begin, make heat safety part of your #4thofJuly plans. ☀️ Drink water regularly 🌳 Take breaks in the shade 🧢 Wear lightweight clothing 🚗 Never leave children or pets in vehicles
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jun 29
    (1/2) Statement from NCDPS Secretary Jeffrey Smythe on the Bertie-Martin Regional Detention Center incident. "I want to thank our NC ALE agents and our other local, state and federal law enforcement partners for their swift, coordinated response to this incident....
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    Jun 29
    (2/2) "... We are grateful the situation has been stabilized and that those who responded are safe. NCDPS remains committed to supporting our law enforcement partners as they work to keep North Carolinians safe."
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    NC Public Safety
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    Jun 29
    The score isn’t the only number that matters during summer events. High temperatures and humidity can increase the risk of dehydration and heat illness. Know the warning signs: ⚠️ Heavy sweating ⚠️ Dizziness ⚠️ Nausea ⚠️ Fatigue Visit readync.gov/extreme-heat. #HeatSafety
    A person on a sports field holds up a substitution board with thermometer icons. The text reads, "Sub out heat illness. Watch for signs of dehydration and heat exhaustion." The North Carolina Department of Public Safety logo is at the bottom.
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