Several changes at the Franklinton Police Department were made during the Tuesday (June 14, 2022) Mayor and Aldermen meeting. Beginning at 14:10 into video of the meeting, Mayor Route stated that he had met earlier with Chief Brown, Captain Tate, Captain Stogner, and Lt. Brumfield and that all were on board with the changes he is making. The Mayor then announced that, by Executive Appointment, Captain Michael Tate is promoted to the rank of Major, Jared Stubbs is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and Lieutenant Will Brumfield is promoted to the rank of Captain and will be the Department's Internal Affairs Officer with an office in the Office of Motor Vehicle building.
In the discussion that followed,
- the Mayor referenced complaints he has received regarding the Police Department
- it was pointed out that the Police Department currently has four vacancies and these changes will add to the need for additional hires
- the need for the position of Major was questioned
- pay increases for each of the promotions were announced
- the issue was raised concerning the need for Board approval, since the pay increases affect the budget
In other Police Department matters,
- the employment of Victoria Fletcher as part time dispatcher was approved
- the employment of Angerla Whaley as full time dispatcher was approved
- the employment of Christopher Mayeaux for Police Department was approved
Also, during the meeting
- Frankie Crosby spoke about enforcing the Ordinance concerning door to door sales
- the bid by Micon Services of $26,500.00 for the construction of a fence behind Town Hall was approved
- the application of Noh Swanson for door-to-door sales was approved
- seven (7) applications for alcohol permits were approved
- reports were made by Police Chief Brown (beginning at 11:40 into video of the meeting) and Municipal Clerk Waskom (beginning at 30:00 into video of the meeting)
- Mrs. Route spoke about a back to school effort to receive donations from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM on July 22, 2022 at Town Hall
Aldermen provided additional comments beginning at 37:13 followed by additional comments from Mayor Route. The Mayor's comments included comments on maintenance issues, the announcement of a fireworks display on evening of July 4th at the Fairgrounds, comments on his decision-making, and parking lot expansion at the Office of Motor Vehicles.
Franklinton Council 06142022.wmv from Mt. Hermon Web-TV on Vimeo.
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