Brownfield Council Approves Service and Budget Measures
The Brownfield City Council reviewed licensing terms and a maintenance cost of 7 668 annually for a Crime Star system with reduced 700 per year alternative cited. They approved Rice s request and formalized a Brownfield Fire Department contract at 22 000 yearly for fire suppression with training funded from those funds. A resident question about Energas bills prompted clarification that a 6 50 customer charge appears on statements but is not a rate increase. The council discussed unencumbered funds transfers between departments, with guidance that transfers align to the fiscal year and within departments, and a workshop was proposed. Mayor Moore noted no word on National Guard Armory sale and a work session on the city charter was scheduled. Call Brownfield News at 637 4535.
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Lubbock
Rice
Crime Star
Brownfield Volunteer Fire Department
Jean Shotts
Texas A&m Univ
Jobe
Energas
Shotts
Moore
Brad Moore
National Guard
BRMC Board to hear safety report and sponsor program
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors will receive a safety report from Brad Estenson at the Monday 7 p.m. meeting. The board will review a community based Home Health alternative program through the Department of Human Services and consider approving sponsorship for Dr Gary Spangler through the Texas Health Service Corps Program. Administrator Mike Click will present his monthly report.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Brad Estenson
Department of Human Services
Gary Spangler
Texas Health Service Corps
Mike Click
United Way seeks donations for local relief and youth programs
Brownfield and Terry County groups benefit from United Way campaigns. Programs include Brownfield Meals on Wheels hot meals for homebound seniors, Caprock and Quannah Parker District Scouting, Girl Scouts, and Protective Services. Also listed are Goodfellows Christmas aid, Pregnancy Ministries, drug and alcohol prevention, and Women’s Protective Services. Donations can be mailed to Sundown Bank or the Brownfield Chamber.
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Brownfield
Caprock Boy Scouts of America
Terry County
Caprock Girl Scout Council
Children’s Protective Services
Council On Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Goodfellows
The
South Plains
Women’s Protective Services
United Way
DeLeon
David DeLeon
Terry County Show Officials Named For County Events
Livestock J D Ragland Floyd County Extension Agent Steve Mason is serving as the general superintendent of the show Kyle Kelly Chad Orum and Nicholas Seaton are the superintendents of the swine lamb and steel divisions respectively officials include Auctioneers Jason Spence and Billy Miller Announcers Ray Gober and James White Books Terry Co Livestock Association Weigh in Kyle King Kenneth Willis and Royce Adams Bedding Sales Terry County Livestock Association The Terry County Show is sponsored by the Terry County Young Farmers Terry County Agricultural Extension Service and Terry County Livestock Association
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J.D. Ragland
Floyd County
Steve Mason
Kyle Kelly
Chad Orum
Nicholas Seaton
Swine, Lamb and Steel
Terry County
Jason Spence
Billy Miller
Ray Gober
James White
Terry Co. Livestock Association
Kyle King
Kenneth Willis
J&b Seed
Royce Adams
Terry County Livestock Association
Terry County Young Farmers
Terry County Agricultural Extension Service
Commissioners to Set Officials Salaries for Terry County
In the first 2000 meeting, Terry County Commissioners will set annual salaries for county officials and employees and appoint various county committees. The 10 a.m. session includes agenda items such as approval of year orders, bids for a new maintainer for Precinct 1, appointing Earnest Smith as Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service Officer, road change discussion for Precinct 1, county expenditure talks with Butch Morris, and new members for the Terry County-Brownfield Recreation Council.
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Terry County
Earnest Smith
Ross Roberts
Butch Morris
Scott Jackson
Terry County-Brownfield Recreation Council
Brownfield official to aid Terry County safety programs
Huston, with law enforcement roots since 1982, will exchange information on criminal activity with Brownfield and Terry County departments. He has helped set up safety programs with Brownfield School System and the Police Department and aims to extend similar efforts to Meadow and Wellman Union schools with the Terry County Sheriff’s Department.
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Terry County
Police Department
Meadow
Wellman
Terry County Sheriff's Department
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