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Police, fire and public works report routine operations; EMS tallies disclosed
Summary
At the Oct. 8 meeting police confirmed park signage installation, Fire Chief Jeremy Haddix reported personnel assistance for Hurricane Helene and donation locations, and the EMS written report listed 32 emergency calls with 37 BLS transports and 3 ALS transports as of that morning.
Police Chief Ron Godwin told the council there was no substantive update but confirmed park signage has been installed. Public Works Supervisor Taylor Keith said crews are working on curbs and drop inlets ahead of paving and that sidewalk and concrete restoration continues despite a reduced crew. Code enforcement work was reported as ongoing inspections.
Fire Chief Jeremy Haddix said two fire personnel were sent to assist response efforts for Hurricane Helene and listed donation drop-off locations (Vincent Memorial and Freedom Baptist Churches, and Linda Griffith at the Nutter Fort Post Office for a limited time). The written EMS report recorded 32 emergency calls, 37 BLS transports and 3 ALS transports as of the morning of Oct. 8, 2024. The minutes also noted a successful RCBHS Homecoming Parade on Oct. 2.
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