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White House council welcomes new patrol officer, gets City Center renovation and community updates
Summary
Council members introduced a new patrol officer and received updates on City Center renovation progress, the farmers market and other community items, including a reminder that candidate filing remains open.
The White House City Council on Aug. 5 introduced a new patrol officer and heard updates on City Center renovations, the farmers market and other community items. Chief Robeson introduced the new patrol officer, identified in the agenda as Bob Frakes. Council members welcomed the officer to the department; the mayor called the city’s first responders and staff “the heart and soul of our community.” During community-interest reports staff provided a status…
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