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Council swears in two new McCandless police officers
Summary
Council approved appointments and swore in Jonathan Painter and Jacob Alford as town police officers; Judge Bango administered the oaths and the council welcomed the officers.
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McCandless — The council voted to appoint two new officers to the McCandless Police Department and administered oaths during Wednesday's meeting.
The council moved to appoint Jonathan Painter and, in a second motion, Jacob Alford to fill police‑department vacancies. Judge Bango administered the oaths; one of the new officers recited the oath in open council: "I, Jonathan Painter... do solemnly swear that I will support, obey, and defend the Constitution of the United States... and that I will discharge the duties of police officer with fidelity." Council members welcomed the officers and expressed appreciation for their decision to join the department.
No details on salary or assignment were discussed at the meeting. The council recessed routine business to continue with scheduled reports and votes.

