Carbondale Police Department promotes three officers to higher ranks
City Manager Jeff Doherty announced three Carbondale PD promotions on Tuesday. Keith Stiff, an officer since 1989 and sergeant since 1996, becomes lieutenant to replace retired Lt. Bob Scott and will oversee evening and night patrols. Heather Reno and Stan Reno rise to sergeant. Reno patrol officer since 1993 and accreditation manager, Stan Reno since 1997 will supervise patrol division and has worked with the Southern Illinois Enforcement Group.
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Carbondale
Heather Reno
Stan Reno
Department
The
Southern
Illinois Enforcement Group
Drowning Prevention Urges Action With Life Jackets Inflatable Options
Safety experts stress drowning is nearly always preventable. They cite failure to wear life jackets as a fatal flaw and suggest inflatables as an alternative for those who dislike bulky gear. Avoid alcohol and use common sense on the water to prevent tragic outcomes.
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Hiller
Kovarik
Council debates congestion and urban image over growth
SIUC anthropology professor Adams criticized high density housing calling some apartments like barracks and warned effects could shape the city for 30 years. The council extended the Downtown Special Service Area for five years, expanded its boundaries on West Main Street, cut the tax levy to 48 cents per 100, with a $40 000 annual minimum, and approved the Deer Trail subdivision for 27 homes near Deer Lake Drive.
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Adams
SIUC
West Main Street
Deer Trail
Deer Lake Drive
Franklin County appoints Hungate to replace House
Frankin County board selects Hungate to fill the vacancy left by House and run for election in November. He confirms his candidacy for the full term, amid multiple contested races and a revived finance commissioner post filled by Jim McPhail.
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Franklin
County Board
Hungate
Ray Overturf
D.J. Davis
West Frankfort/Orient
Charles “Chuck” Prusaczyk
Linda C. Clark
Clark
Greg Woolard
Jim McPhail
Stephen Cook
House
Stewart
McPhail
Misdeameanors in Jackson County Dispositions and Charges
A Jackson County docket lists multiple misdemeanor dispositions with state dismissals in June for suspects including Steven Evans Edith Nelson and Pedro Ambrocio. Several defendants received conditional discharges court supervision fines or bonds. Other entries show charges assessed for June 22 to 30 including domestic battery unlawful possession of alcohol by a minor and unlawful consumption of alcohol by a minor with court appearances July 17 and August jury docket. Additional items include arrests and bonds for Tracee Moss Matthew Perrin Justin Folden Antonio Penn Brandon Woody Benjamin Wright Brian Kristen Dexter Short and William Zemla with various charges and upcoming dates.
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Steven Evans
E. Grand Ave
Carbondale
Edith A. Nelson
S. Illinois Ave
Pedro Ambrocio
New Era Road
Murphysboro
David A. Bracey
S. University, Carbondale
van L. Ross
E. Mill St
Matthew L. Hall
U.S. 51
Makanda
Arvelle J. Brown
Birkshire Drive
Matteson
William L. Denton
S. Graham
Nolle
Tracee Moss
W. Main St
Tamaroa
Matthew K. Perrin
S. Ballentine St
du Quoin
Justin Michael Folden
Woodhaven Road
Pinckneyville
Antonio R. Penn
E. Adams St
Perry County
Brandon M. Woody
N. Maple St
Benjamin Wright
Sunny Lane
Brian M. Kristen
S. Locust St
Dexter A. Short
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