Duncan visits Brownfield to discuss upcoming session
State Senator Robert Duncan stopped in Brownfield on Wednesday with two aides, meeting with local officials and residents to discuss issues for the next legislative session. He described his 46 county district as rural and large, spanning about 18 percent of Texas land mass. The question and answer session covered political races and local concerns, noting the governor and U S Senate contests, and previews for Lt. Governor races with Dewhurst and Sharp in a tight race.
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Brownfield Council halts truck parking decision
Brownfield City Council delayed a June 6 vote to ban tractor trailer parking in residential zones after a public hearing. Speakers, including Sammy Cox and Jose Dillard, warned of business disruption and vandalism fears. City officials will work with zoning commissioners to find a solution while tabling the ordinance. The council also approved about 900 to buy three park maintenance mowers for the Terry County and Brownfield parks.
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Engagements and Society Pages Across Multiple Sections
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Officials warn on 4th of July litter and fines
Local officials including Sheriff Jerry Johnson Police Chief Roy Rice and County Commissioners Don Robertson and Dale Andrews warn about 4th of July fireworks in Brownfield and the county. City violations carry a Class C misdemeanor with a $500 fine. larger debris over five pounds can bring a Class B misdemeanor $2000 fine and up to 180 days in jail. Agencies will enforce all laws all day and fireworks used illegally will be confiscated.
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