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Police chief reports enforcement at two properties; council approves dispatcher moving to reserve status
Summary
Chaffee Police Chief Sullivan told the council the department placed 'Keep out' and 'no parking' signs at problem addresses and has served summonses; the council approved a motion allowing dispatcher Stacey Sikes to shift from full-time to reserve duty.
At the Dec. 2 meeting Police Chief Sullivan updated the Chaffee City Council on enforcement actions at two local addresses and reported a personnel change in the department.
Sullivan said the department placed "Keep out" and "no parking" signs at 105 W. Yoakum (associated in the minutes with Truman Lemons) and at 109 N. Main St. (associated with Carly Rose) and that Carly Rose has been served two summonses as part of enforcement steps. The minutes record discussion but do not detail the underlying violations or next legal steps.
The chief also informed the council that dispatcher Stacey Sikes resigned from her full-time dispatcher position but asked to remain on the roster as a reserve dispatcher. The council approved that request on a motion by Councilmember Eric Seyer, seconded by Councilmember Steve Milz, with all present voting in favor.
The minutes do not include the specific offenses prompting the summonses, any court dates, nor the terms of Sikes’s reserve status; those details were not specified in the record and would require follow-up with the Police Department or City Clerk.
