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Shallotte Today
By the People, for the People
Shallotte Swears In New Police Chief
Jeremy Dixon takes over leadership of the Shallotte Police Department.
Published on Mar. 9, 2026
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The Town of Shallotte, North Carolina has sworn in a new police chief, Jeremy Dixon, who previously served as the police chief of nearby Holden Beach for 20 years. Dixon's first day leading the Shallotte Police Department was marked by a ceremony attended by family, friends, fellow officers, town staff, and community members.
Why it matters
The transition to a new police chief is an important event for any community, as the police chief plays a critical role in setting the tone and priorities for law enforcement. Shallotte residents will be looking to Dixon to provide strong leadership and continue building trust between the police department and the local community.
The details
Jeremy Dixon was sworn in as the new police chief of Shallotte, North Carolina on March 9, 2026. He succeeds former Chief Adam Stanley, who retired in February to pursue other opportunities within the county. Dixon was previously the police chief of the nearby town of Holden Beach for 20 years. Lt. Frank Dilworth is currently serving as the interim police chief in Holden Beach until a permanent replacement is selected.
- Jeremy Dixon was sworn in as the new Shallotte police chief on March 9, 2026.
- Former Shallotte Police Chief Adam Stanley retired in February 2026.
The players
Jeremy Dixon
The new police chief of Shallotte, North Carolina, who previously served as the police chief of Holden Beach for 20 years.
Adam Stanley
The former police chief of Shallotte, North Carolina, who retired in February 2026 to pursue other opportunities within the county.
Frank Dilworth
The interim police chief of Holden Beach, North Carolina, until a permanent replacement for Jeremy Dixon is selected.
What’s next
The town of Shallotte will continue to monitor Chief Dixon's performance and transition into his new role, while the nearby town of Holden Beach works to select a permanent replacement for Dixon as their police chief.
The takeaway
The swearing in of a new police chief is an important event for any community, as it signifies a transition in leadership and an opportunity to build trust and strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and local residents. Shallotte residents will be watching closely to see how Chief Dixon leads the department and addresses any challenges or priorities facing the town.
