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Tallulah Falls council approves two part-time police hires

The town adds David Perkins and Riley Owens as part-time police officers, filling out the department's part-time ranks.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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The Tallulah Falls Town Council's June 11 agenda included approval of part-time police new hires David Perkins, from the Habersham Sheriff's office, and Riley Owens, from Rabun County.

SourcesTallulah Falls Agendas - 06.11.26 RM Agenda - 06.11.26 RM Agenda.docxTallulah Falls Agendas - 06.11.26 RM Agenda Packet - 06.11.26 RM Agenda Packet.pdf

The council approved both hires that same night on a unanimous vote.

SourcesTallulah Falls Minutes - 06.11.26 RM Minutes - 06.11.26 RM Minutes.docx

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Part-time police new hires David Perkins and Riley Owens

Approval of part-time police new hires David Perkins from Habersham Sheriff's office and Riley Owens

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Approval of part-time police new hires David Perkins and Riley Owens

made a motion to approve David Perkins and Riley Owens as new part-time police hires.

Appeared on agenda
proposed

Approval of part-time police new hires David Perkins and Riley Owens

Approval of part-time police new hires David Perkins from Habersham and Riley Owens from Rabun County

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