Destin Names Mitchell Dudley Harbormaster
Mitchell C. Dudley, 48, selected from over 50 candidates by City Manager Jack Dorman to head Destin Harbor. He will enforce laws, register docks, and obtain a boat. pending certification and funding, he plans to rent a motorscooter to inspect the harbor. Dudley brings 25 years in law enforcement including 20 with DC’s Metropolitan Police. He will earn 18000 dollars annually.
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Mitchell C. Dudley
Destin
Dudley
Jack Dorman
Dorman
Harbor Board
Destin Harbor
Florida Marine Patrol
Herb Brown
Metropolitan Police Department
Washington, D.C
United States Coast Guard
U.S. Army
Camp Peary
Williamsburg
Oscar O'Steen
O’steen
State of
Florida
Well Monitoring Plan Aims to Guard Panhandle Water
Northwest Florida Water Management District pursues a 40 well Coastal Well Monitoring Program from Escambia to Jefferson counties to prevent saltwater intrusion. Rich McWilliams says funding shortfall delays progress while Corps drilling could start in 1987. Project costs range 3 to 4 million with a three year timeline.
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Panhandle
Northwest Florida
McWilliams
Destin
South Walton
Fort Walton Beach
Water District
Congress
House Subcommittee On Energy and Water Development
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tamura
Public Works and Transportation Committee
House
Senate
Okaloosa
Walton
Okaloosa- Walton
Water Management District
Tennis Exhibition At Bluewater Bay Features Pros
Bluewater Bay Resort hosts a weekly tennis exhibition on Stadium Court every Friday at 5 p.m. with its pro staff and local pros. Happy hour two for one drinks and a fashion show from the Bluewater Tennis Shop will attract spectators. the public is invited.
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Bluewater Bay Resort
Bluewater Tennis Shop
Graham Asked To Fund War Against Drugs
Florida governor Ron Graham heard requests from Okaloosa and Escambia officials in Shalimar for more funding to fight crime. They urged school resource officers to educate students about drugs and pressed for more Florida Highway Patrol presence in the Panhandle to reduce delays after accidents. Local officials also proposed reallocating part of the Health and Rehabilitative Services budget to support school officers and study county needs with a new officer deployment survey. Cracking down on crack cocaine in Escambia and Okaloosa counties was also discussed.
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Okaloosa
Escambia
Graham
Shalimar
Panhandle
Mickey Watson
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Escambia County
Sheriff's Department
Department of Education
Okaloosa County
Larry Gilbert
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Service
Alcohol, Drug and
Gilbert
Florida
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