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Coupeville introduces Deputy Brandon Reed to council and community
Summary
The Town of Coupeville formally introduced Deputy Brandon Reed, who had been filling in while Rob was on leave and has been appointed to continue serving as the town's deputy. Council members and staff welcomed him and noted his ties to the community.
The Town of Coupeville on May 13 introduced Brandon Reed as a deputy serving the town through the Island County Sheriff's Office. Council members and staff welcomed Reed, who had been filling in during staffing transitions and was presented to the council as the new full-time deputy occupying the town role.
Speakers noted Reed's local ties: he has served on the island for years, was described as committed to the community and said he lives nearby and intends to be a continuing presence. The presiding official and other council members thanked him for stepping in during a period of transition and for prior work when the town needed additional marshal's-office support.
Reed spoke briefly, saying he decided to accept the position because he wanted to serve the town. He encouraged residents to stop him on the street and contact him if they needed assistance. The council and staff welcomed Reed and thanked him for his work supporting public safety in Coupeville.
