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Person County adopts resolution honoring Deputy Nicholas A. Martin before his deployment

September 27, 2026 | Person County, North Carolina


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Person County adopts resolution honoring Deputy Nicholas A. Martin before his deployment
The Person County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 21 adopted a resolution honoring Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Alexander Martin for his service to the county and his forthcoming mobilization with the U.S. Army National Guard in support of Operation Spartan Shield.

Chief Deputy Massie introduced Deputy Martin and read the formal resolution describing Martin’s service history with the sheriff’s office and his enlistment as a combat medic. The resolution states Martin received mobilization orders effective Sept. 30, 2026, for an approximate 400‑day deployment. The motion to adopt the resolution passed on a voice vote and the board presented a copy of the resolution to Deputy Martin and his family. "Deputy Nicholas Alexander Martin is a dedicated member of the Pson County Sheriff's Office," the resolution reads, noting his sworn service beginning Nov. 4, 2024, and his mobilization orders dated June 17, 2026.

Chair Kyle Prier and members of the board applauded and expressed thanks for Martin’s public‑safety work and his willingness to serve. The board’s adoption was recorded by voice; commissioners voted in favor and the resolution was adopted that day.

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