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Dallas resident asks Polk County to finish DPSST investigation opened Nov. 3, 2022
Summary
At the Feb. 4 Polk County Board of Commissioners meeting, resident Andy Stress urged the board to complete a DPSST investigation that has been open since Nov. 3, 2022, citing the length of the case and asking for closure for his family.
Andy Stress, of Southeast Rosewood Lane in Dallas, asked the Polk County Board of Commissioners to complete an investigation with the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) that he said was opened Nov. 3, 2022.
“I’m just asking you to please complete the investigation with DPSST that was opened on 11/03/2022,” Stress said during the public-comment period. He told the board the investigation had been open “for 2 years, 3 months now” and contrasted that with prior investigations he said had closed in shorter timeframes.
Stress asked the board to finish the inquiry so his family could have “some closure.” He finished his remarks within the three-minute public-comment limit; the board moved on to approve the meeting agenda after public comment concluded.
The speaker identified himself in the record as Andy Stress and gave a Dallas address. The board did not take a formal action on the comment during the meeting.
