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Council recognizes correctional staff and introduces new civilian volunteer police chaplain
Summary
The City of Umatilla council accepted a proclamation honoring 2 Rivers Correctional Institution staff and introduced Kelly Rios (Kelly Mills/Chapa Rios referenced in transcript) as the city—s new civilian volunteer police chaplain.
The City of Umatilla council on April 15 accepted a proclamation recognizing the work of employees of the 2 Rivers Correctional Institution and introduced the city—s new civilian volunteer police chaplain.
Proclamation: The mayor read a proclamation recognizing the contributions of correctional employees at the 2 Rivers Correctional Institution, citing their work to maintain custody and security and their volunteer contributions to the community. The proclamation designated a week in May (text in the record) to recognize correctional staff.
Police chaplain introduction: The mayor and council introduced Kelly Rios (referred to variously as Kelly Mills/Chapa Rios in the record) as the new civilian volunteer police chaplain for the Umatilla Police Department. The council noted Rios—s previous experience serving as a chaplain with a county sheriff—s office and praised her experience and commitment to supporting law enforcement personnel and community members. Several council members welcomed Rios and thanked her for volunteering.
No vote or ordinance action was associated with these ceremonial items; the proclamation was accepted by motion and voice vote, and the chaplain was introduced in a public welcome.
