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Bristow swears in three new police officers; families presented badges

Bristow City Council · September 3, 2024
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Judge Laura Farris swore in Tyler Stroup, Lucas Adcock and Kyle Benson at the Sept. 3 meeting; Police Chief Kendra Raney presented badges to their families and the council welcomed the officers.

Judge Laura Farris administered the oath to three new Bristow police officers — Tyler Stroup, Lucas Adcock and Kyle Benson — during the Sept. 3 City Council meeting. Police Chief Kendra Raney presented their family members with badges and asked them to "place them on the officers," a ceremonial moment welcomed by the full council.

Mayor Kris Wyatt and councilmembers offered formal welcomes following the swearing-in. The roster update was part of a packed evening that also included routine consent items, multiple ordinance discussions and departmental reports.