Crime & Public Safety in Franklin Springs
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What is changing in public safety and accountability?Public Safety issues in Franklin Springs
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The city's deal to fund a school resource officer has ended, and the officer is now working full time on regular patrol.
A shared training arrangement is meant to cut the city's training costs for police officers.
The city council's agenda lists a presentation to recognize a life-saving act, though the outcome of the meeting isn't yet on record.
The city recognized a K9 officer and two other law enforcement officers for their roles in responding to a January shooting.
Chief Thompson told the city council that officers from Franklin Springs, Royston, Franklin County and other first responders worked together after a shooting at the Vape Store.
The city council discussed plans for its first firearm course at city hall, an event residents may want to know about if they use the building that day.
City council heard a police report describing an assault on officers during a disturbance that followed a car chase into the city…
The city's new fire truck remains years away, according to a timeline council discussed.
The city's fire department has added two firefighters, according to a department update given to city council.
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