Woodley is a lifelong Edgecombe resident (except for Army service) and his career was spent in law enforcement (Tarboro, Whitakers, Rocky Mount, where he retired as a lieutenant supervising more than 20 others.

County Commissioners to consdier UDO change to allow data centers in M-2 zones

Larry D. Woodley is a lifelong Edgecombe resident, except during his Army service.

Larry D. Woodley is a lifelong Edgecombe resident.

Larry D. Woodley retired as a lieutenant after a career in law enforcement in Tarboro, Whitakers, and Rocky Mount.

In other business, commissioners:
• Approved changes to the Animal Services Ordinance
• Witnessed Superior Court Clerk Carol Allen White swear in Larry Woodley as interim District 7 commissioner while Rev. Wayne Hines is on medical leave.
• Adopted a resolution for Operation Green Light in support of veterans.

Commissioners ok UDO changes to allow data centers

Larry was sworn in as interim District 7 commissioner while Rev. Wayne Hines was on medical leave.

2026 North Carolina General Election

Woodley is focused on job creation to strengthen families and reduce the tax burden, especially for older residents. He hopes for fewer residents needing DSS but is realistic about the needs of the people and the county.

Prioritizes job creation and reducing taxes, particularly for older residents.

- Prioritizes job creation and reducing taxes, particularly for older residents.

Economy

As of January 5, 2026, Larry D. Woodley did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

His campaign focuses on improving local infrastructure, enhancing public safety, and promoting economic development in Edgecombe County.

Larry D. Woodley (Edgecombe County Board of Commissioners District 7, North Carolina, candidate 2026)

Prioritizes enhancing public safety in Edgecombe County.

- Prioritizes enhancing public safety in Edgecombe County.

Public Safety

Prioritizes improving local infrastructure in Edgecombe County.

- Prioritizes improving local infrastructure in Edgecombe County.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Larry D. Woodley

As of January 5, 2026, Larry D. Woodley’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Larry D. Woodley previously served as an Edgecombe County Commissioner.

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