RPD explores new recruitment options in Roswell
Roswell Police Department chief Phil Smith says 15 of 97 sworn positions are vacant and the force is pursuing new recruitment options as shortages persist. The Staffing and Attrition Report notes 78 officers on the street, four cadets in training, and attrition driven by anti police sentiment, marijuana legalization, fitness standards, and early retirements.
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Young students take stand against drugs during Red Ribbon Week
Hundreds of area students from Roswell schools marched in unison to oppose illegal drug abuse during Red Ribbon Week. Roswell Mayor Dennis Kintigh urged youth to join the fight on drugs as bands, cheerleaders, and dance teams performed. Each grade delivered anti-drug cheers before students released red balloons and returned to class.
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Legislators voice concern over Rio Grande water claims
Roswell lawmakers confront WildEarth Guardians bid to secure Rio Grande water rights. Rep Candy Spence Ezzell says the move invites more special interests, while State Engineer official Chris Lindeen cautions scrutiny. The Interim Water and Natural Resources Committee meets to review groundwater rules and energy developments in Chaves County.
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