Storms Leave Franklin County With Wide Damage
Two back to back storms dumped record rain and hail, uprooting trees, damaging homes and crops across Franklin County. County emergency officials asked the state to declare a disaster while storms also spawned a tornado in Missouri.
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Destruction and tales emerge after Franklin County storm
Winter storms moved through Franklin County leaving property damage and scattered stories. Residents described fallen trees and perilous moments, including Ryan Adell and Jason Daniels trapped by a tree while driving across town during the storm’s morning and noon hours.
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Sheriff warns budget may cut rural patrols over fuel costs
Franklin County budget talks focus on higher gas prices forcing Sheriff Craig Davis to consider a shift from preventive to reactive law enforcement. He told county commissioners the fuel spike could reduce patrols in rural areas and limit neighborhood watches and education efforts as he plans next year’s budget.
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Early budget talks outline Franklin County 2009 plan
Franklin County proposes a preliminary 2009 budget just over 21.8 million, up from 20.3 million. Department heads told commissioners that elevated salary, benefits, and fuel costs drive the modest increases, with many areas facing potential service cuts as fuel projections rise.
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