Law Enforcement Agents with the License and Theft Bureau are charged with the duties of enforcing the laws related to vehicle theft, document fraud, drivers license fraud, vehicle inspection fraud, and odometer rollback. They also have the responsibility to regulate vehicle dealers and manufacturers, inspection stations, towing and storage facilities, and repair businesses.

Our Basic School provides several weeks of intense training to prepare agents for the diverse job responsibilities they will encounter. Agents throughout the ranks also participate in on-going training in order to maintain and improve the professional standards of the Bureau. Specialized training is an essential part of this process.

Inspector Trainee
Minimum Requirements are:

• 21 Years of Age
• Graduate from an Accredited College or University
• Written Examination
• Physical Abilities Assessment
  • Push-Ups
  • Sit-Ups
  • 1.5 mile run
• Job and Personal Background History Check
• Physical Examination - Drug Screening
• Psychological
• Polygraph

Inspector
Minimum Requirements are:

• 21 Years of Age
• BLET Certified
• Prior Law Enforcement Experience
• Investigative Experience Preferred
• Written Examination
• Physical Abilities Assessment
  • Push-Ups
  • Sit-Ups
  • 1.5 mile run
• Job and Personal Background History Check
• Physical Examination - Drug Screening
• Psychological
• Polygraph

For current job openings please visit NCDOT Job Vacancies and look for "LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENT" postings.

If you need further information, please contact our Training and Development Unit at 919-861-3157 and/or 919-861-3144 or one of our agency's District Offices.