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Police chief flags speeding on Abner, prioritizes vehicle replacements
Summary
Chief Bill Weatherly told the council that speeding on Abner remains a continuing problem, reported recent impounds, and said vehicle procurement (looking at Ford Explorers in Houston) will be a department priority for the next five years; Captain Murray is attending firearms school.
Police Chief Bill Weatherly updated the Oak Ridge City Council on department operations at the Oct. 28 workshop. He reported there have been "two (5) impounds" to date in minutes language that is ambiguous, and that "Speeding on Abner continues to be an issue."
Weatherly said the department will prioritize vehicle procurement over the next five years and that he will be going to Houston to evaluate a couple of Ford Explorers as possible replacements. The minutes also note that Captain Murray is attending firearms school.
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