Clifton Police March Report Highlights 22 Arrests and 82 Citations
Clifton police arrested 22 people in March amid 140 traffic stops and 125 warnings. The department logged 157 misc calls, registered 7 dogs, and handled 20 animal control calls. New staff includes Trace Hendricks, with Les Perry switching to code and animal control. Cory Woosley left. A surplus auction will begin mid April. a two day live music festival may be planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adcock
Cory Woosley
Department
Les Perry
Trace Hendricks
Trace
Adgock
Phillips reports Clifton code enforcement activity and abatement work
Assistant Phillips presented a detailed April report to Clifton City Council listing 60 building inspections 41 citizen contacts 32 trash day trucks and trailers five occupancy certificates issued including four at 405 Sunset St and one at 311 N Ave D plus a lien filed on 1314 W 9th St and collaboration with TCEQ to burn a substandard house for training. Officer in training Corey Woosley reported 42 code inspections 24 code contacts 15 citizen contacts 32 animal control calls eight animals impounded two dogs reclaimed two dogs destroyed one dead cat removed and brush fire tasks with his resignation dated March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
P&i
Ficer
Corey Woosley
Council
Woosley
City Council agenda and actions in Clifton meeting
The Clifton City Council approved hotel and motel funds, National Appreciation Week, and water metering at the fair grounds for monitoring. Volunteers Lee Ann Connor and Susan Rulla were honored. Debates covered feral cat management and a controlled burn pending county approval and TCEQ input. A drainage issue on North Avenue was tabled.
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Chamber of Commerce
Council
Main Street
Lee Ann Connor
Susan Rulla
Tom Byrd
North Ave
Intensive grazing workshop at Lovejoy Farm May 7
A Saturday workshop on Management by Intensive Grazing at George and Henrietta Lovejoy's Farm features George Lovejoy and Tim Holland of the NRCS. The session covers wildlife habitat, native grasses, and profitable cattle care with lunch, maps, hay ride, and field observations. Fee is 45 dollars, non refundable 20 dollars to Deb Tolman, Clifton Texas.
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George
Henrietta Lovejoy
George Lovejoy
Tim Holland
National Resources Conserva
Lovejoy Farm
George’s
Deb Tolman
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