Senator Vickie Sawyer, a member of the North Carolina General Assembly, recently took to social media to share updates on various legislative and public safety developments. Through her tweets, she provides insights into ongoing projects and initiatives that are relevant to her constituents and the wider community.
On May 7, 2025, Senator Sawyer announced a new episode of “We’re Just Sayin’,” featuring a discussion with David Coble. The topics covered in this podcast include “The #NCGA’s ‘crossover’ deadline,” issues related to prior authorization and other priorities, as well as future plans for the North Carolina State Board of Elections under the leadership of N.C. Auditor Beth Wood Boliek. Additionally, they discussed ongoing efforts to enhance services provided by the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
In another tweet posted on May 8, 2025, Senator Sawyer highlighted an advancement in public safety communication systems within Iredell County. She reported that “The @IredellSheriff & Emergency Communications are rolling out RapidSOS 911,” which is designed to allow callers to share live video feeds with dispatchers. This technology aims to equip first responders with crucial information before they reach an emergency scene.
By May 10, 2025, Senator Sawyer reflected on the conclusion of Crossover Week at the North Carolina General Assembly. In her message, she expressed satisfaction in supporting several legislative measures during this period. These bills focus on protecting patient rights, empowering parents in educational settings, aiding farmers in their operations, and reinforcing property rights across the state. She conveyed pride in having backed what she termed as “commonsense bills.”
Additional information for Step 3: RapidSOS is a company providing advanced emergency data solutions aimed at improving emergency response outcomes through enhanced communication technologies.
