
Sampson County has a new addition to its staff after it was announced in early June that Mark Turlington had come on board as the County’s new Public Works Director.
“We are pleased to announce our new Public Works Director, Mark Turlington, who brings a wealth of experience and a passion for serving the communities. With a distinguished career spanning over three decades in the field of public works, County’s new Public Works director is well-prepared to lead the department and tackle the challenges that lie ahead,” said the County in a press release.
According to the release, Mr. Turlington dedicated 30 years of service before retiring from the NC Department of Transportation and joining Sampson County Public Works in 2013. He also served as the Assistant Public Works Director for five years prior becoming the Public Works Director.
“As Mr. Turlington steps into his new role, he has identified key priorities that will guide the efforts of his department - provision of clean, safe drinking water to Sampson County residents. Mr. Turlington is determined to address pressing challenges and alleviate any concerns regarding the water infrastructure,” shared the County in a press release. “In his words, ‘We always look for new ways of doing things within the industry environment to make our jobs more productive and efficient.’ Seeking appropriate software and embracing innovation and technological advancement, Mr. Turlington aims to improve overall effectiveness, sustainability, and quality for the Public Works Department. Sampson County is excited to welcome Mr. Turlington as our new Public Works Director.”
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