Community letter defends chief amid policing debates
A Rivers rural region letter backs Chief Tumpbull after a critical piece by Lloyd Fehr. The writer praises the chief’s two month notice move, defends discretionary policing in small towns, and argues council cannot solve every complaint without police input. The piece recalls prior cost studies and Brandon talks, noting Fehr’s former council role.
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Town of Rivers Deputy Mayor Defends Policing Policy
Todd Gill defends council oath to act in the town's interest amid budget limits and service costs. He rebuts Fehr's criticisms, urges accountability, and pledges police protection at expected levels while seeking improved services without overburdening taxpayers.
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Thanking Turnbull Tam Former Rivers Constable Says Farewell
Mare Savy of Virden writes a farewell letter praising Mike Turnbull as chief constable of Rivers. She recalls seven years under his mentorship, the demands of small town policing, and concerns over losing the service as Rivers faces change and salary questions. She wishes Turnbull and Elaine well and notes Altona may benefit.
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