Promoted to Sergeant for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Submitted by Jessica Ludwick
We would like to congratulate Officer Clayton Ludwick who was recently promoted from Master Officer to Sergeant for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Sergeant Ludwick will oversee Pender and New Hanover County, both located on the southern coast of North Carolina. This area is one of the busiest patrol areas in the State with a variety of boating, hunting, and fishing activities.
Sergeant Ludwick started his career in 2004 as an SNI Conservation Officer where he worked for over 8 years. In 2012 he attended Wildlife Basic Law Enforcement Training and was first stationed in (Dare County) Outer Banks, North Carolina. Clayton received his Associates degree from Jamestown Community College in Criminal Justice and recently completed a certificate program from Cornell University in Public Sector Leadership.
Throughout Clayton’s career he has received numerous certifications including his Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate, Specialized Driving/Boat Instructor and Nationally Certified Field Sobriety Test Instructor. He also teaches several different blocks of instruction at the Wildlife Officer Training Academy as well as other agencies throughout the state.
Clayton is actively involved in his community and routinely volunteers for several charity events. He looks forward to leading his fellow Officers into the future and continue to make an impact to those around him.
Clayton Ludwick is an enrolled member of the Seneca Nation (Beaver Clan) and is the son of Dale (Joan) and Sandy Ludwick and the grandson of the late Nancy Nye. He is the son in law of Brian (late Cindy) Mohr.
