County Officials Mull Insurance Bids and TAC Role
County commissioners debated bidding for insurances with TAC's self insurance claim and the Attorney General opinion. Nicholson Agency bid $134,624 for workers' compensation while rules for bidding were debated and later accepted locally. The court then pursued airport, indigent inmate, and library service items, scheduling a final meeting for April 14.
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Preparing for Power Outages in Brownfield
Police Chief Roy Rice and officials urge residents on oxygen or medical equipment to prepare backups. They advise calling 911 in emergencies or the Police Department at 637-2511, and contacting providers for extra bottles. Officials say they are checking on at risk residents and coordinating ambulance help if needed.
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Brownfield Buy Back Accepts City Items March 29 to April 17
The city will pay two dollars per item for eligible goods delivered to the landfill from within Brownfield city limits. Buy back includes couches large chairs cook stoves washers dryers dishwashers consoles TVs chests of drawers dining tables and chairs mattresses box springs hot water heaters and refrigerators. Excluded are building scraps sheet rock lumber fence parts bricks roofing materials and auto parts. Organizations may participate by calling City Hall at 637 4537 and must arrange transport with pickup within city limits.
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Brownfield Chamber Banquet Tickets and Citizen of the Year
The Brownfield Chamber Banquet will begin at 6 30 p m with the Citizen of the Year named. Tickets cost 12 50 in advance or 15 at the door and meals include ribeye steak baked potato salad and dessert. Nominations for Citizen of the Year are due Monday March 31 at the Chamber Office or Brownfield News. Local merchants supply fashions and Red Skirt members sell tickets at the door. Entertainment comes from DJ s Musical Trio of Cactus Theater in Lubbock.
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Judge Moore hands down sentences in 121st Court
In 121st District Court Judge Kelly Moore sentenced three defendants. David E. Garcia, 43, received five years TDCJ and five years community supervision plus 10 days in Terry County Jail, a $750 fine, $248 costs, court-ordered AA/NA, an ignition interlock, and an 18 month license suspension. Heinrich Hildebrand, 54, was sentenced to five years TDCJ and five years community supervision, with $500 fine, $248 costs, and $250 attorney fees. Raymundo Diaz Cruz, 35, convicted as a habitual felon for driving while intoxicated, received 25 years TDCJ with $248 costs and $300 attorney fees.
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Brownfield dismisses at noon for staff development
Brownfield schools will release students at 12:00 noon on Friday March 28. The afternoon will be used for staff development as BISD follows a noon closure reminder.
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