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Orleans swears in new deputy town marshal Caden Mundy
Summary
Orleans officials swore in Caden Mundy as a deputy town marshal during the meeting; Kane L. Lundy administered the oath and attendees offered congratulatory remarks and a welcome to the police office.
The Orleans Town Council formally swore in Caden Mundy as a deputy town marshal during the meeting. Kane L. Lundy administered the oath, which included a pledge to support the constitutions of the United States and Indiana and to “faithfully, diligently, impartially discharge the duties of deputy town Marshall, Orleans, Orange County, Indiana.”
Chair (Speaker 3) opened the ceremony with the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation, asking for guidance and protection for the new officer. After Mundy took the oath, council members and residents offered congratulations; the Chair welcomed Mundy to the police office and wished him “best luck and protection.”
The swearing-in reaffirmed the town’s staffing in public safety ahead of the school year; council members noted the officer will work with local schools and patrol duties. The council closed the segment with brief remarks from community members and a reminder that the police office will provide support for the town’s schools and public-safety needs.
