Which entity or resource is NOT typically involved in the enforcement of DVPOs in NC?

In North Carolina, Domestic Violence Protective Orders (DVPOs) are legal orders aimed at preventing further acts of domestic violence. These orders are typically enforced by law enforcement agencies, such as local police departments and sheriff's offices, which play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of individuals protected under these orders. Additionally, the State Bureau of Investigation may assist in certain cases where broader investigative resources are necessary.

The Parks and Recreation Department, however, does not have a role in the enforcement of DVPOs. This entity focuses primarily on community recreation and services, rather than law enforcement or legal protection matters. As such, it is not involved in the procedures or enforcement mechanisms associated with DVPOs, which are handled by law enforcement and judicial entities.