Brownfield council votes on pole agreement and curfew
The City Attorney urged submitting a new pole agreement to Charter Communications which had paid pole contact fees since 1999. A public hearing on the minor curfew for juveniles 16 and under drew no speakers, with police chief Roy Rice confirming the rule and summer alignment. The council tabled a heavy truck parking ordinance for further study while voting to accept a donated building at 302 W Main, an eyesore adjacent to city property, to be used on the city lot.
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Charter Communications
Charter
Brownfield
Roy Rice
Rice
Shotts
R. V
W. Main
Jane Shirley
Jobe
26 Vehicles Inspected at Brownfield Car Seat Safety Check
Brownfield Regional Medical Center hosted a car seat safety check in the Brownfield Plaza lot. Lubbock Injury Prevention Team verified proper installation and recalls while teaching parents seat needs by weight and height. 26 vehicles with 42 children were inspected. misuse stood at 96 percent. Local BRMC staff, EMS, police, and safety officials assisted. Community donations of over 800 funded new seats for those in need from multiple local businesses and individuals.
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Amy Erwin
Larana Kirby
Brandon
Brownfield
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Brmc Ems
Joey Parks
Brownfield Plaza
Lubbock
Brownfield Police Department
Department of Public Safety
BRMC
County commission covers demonstrations and services
Reports note rifles skeet shooting and archery plus demonstration projects on cotton and peanuts and other crops. A community wireless internet grant is discussed. The panel approved James Harris resignation from the Terry County Children’s Protective Services Board and named Rev. Randy Land as replacement. Two road-crossing permits for Syntegar Electric Cooperative were approved in Precinct 1 near State Hwy 137 and the Dawson County line.
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Warren
Russell
Terry County Extension Service
James Harris
Terry County Children’s Protective Services Board
Randy Land
Syntegar Electric Cooperative
Dawson County
Densmore wins first in Brownfield golf scramble
Jim Densmore takes first in the Brownfield Golf Club weekly Men’s and Ladies event with a net 30. Shane Faught places second with net 30.7, Rex Wilks third at 31.7, Ron Gober fourth at 31.9, and Herbie Marchbanks fifth at 32.1. Foursome Brad Yowell Marchbanks Faught Ludecki wins Thursday scramble with 29. Others posted 30 for second place. Scrambles run Thursday nights, sign up by 5 p.m., rounds start at 6 p.m.. Tuesday nights host Men’s and Ladies tournaments.
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Brownfield Golf Club
Jim Densmore
Shane Faught
Rex Wilks
Ron Gober
Herbie Marchbanks
Brad Yowell
Woodi Ludecki
Leaf McClure
Alan McClure
Shirley Breeden
Hospital Chaplains on Call for Patient and Staff Support
The hospital will have chaplains available to assist staff and visit patients in need. Approved ministers receive a 24 hour service badge, serve monthly or twice a month, and join monthly trainings with doctors and nurses. Applications are open to any minister via Mary Brooks at the hospital.
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Mary Brooks
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David and
Crystal Casarez
Jim Hester Insurance
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United Supermarket
Brownfield News
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City County
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Densmore
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Robert Becker
Richard van der Viist
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