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Mayor Ward commends Proctor Police for swift response to school threat
Summary
Mayor Ward praised the Proctor Police Department at the Oct. 20 council meeting for a "swift and precise" response to a recent potential threat at Proctor Schools and thanked staff who presented to state investment committees.
Mayor Ward commended the Proctor Police Department on Oct. 20 for its response to a recent potential threat at Proctor Schools, saying the department’s work "was swift and precise once they were notified." He thanked police for patrolling the school grounds, credited Administrator Rich and Eric Matson for presentations to state investment committees, and reminded residents about Halloween safety and the end of daylight savings on Nov. 2.
Ward’s remarks came during the council’s members’ concerns segment. No council action or policy change related to the school incident was recorded; his comments were a public acknowledgement of the department’s response.
The council also noted a special budget meeting set for 11 a.m. on Nov. 3.
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