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A New Drone Will Make Treutlen EMA Operations Faster, Safer and More Efficient
The Treutlen County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) sees improved operations in the future following the addition of a drone to its toolbelt.
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Treutlen and Montgomery County Lift Burn Bans
Montgomery County and Treutlen County announced the lifting of their burn bans on May 26 and May 27 respectively, following a month-long battle against local drought conditions.
Alamo City Council Considers New Event Center and New Fire Station
The Alamo City Council considered whether to move forward with plans to construct a new event center or divert attention to a new fire station during their monthly meeting on May 18.
Farmers Home Furniture Reopens With Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Soperton’s Farmers Home Furniture christened the grand opening of its rebuilt store with a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 21.
Soperton City Council Retains Westview Cemetery Lawncare Contractor
The Soperton City Council accepted a bid to retain the Westview Cemetery’s current lawncare maintenance contractor during their monthly meeting on May 18, following policy changes around the position.
Soperton City Council Considers Police Pay Raise to Fill Vacancies
Soperton Police Chief Brian Scott approached the Soperton City Council during their May 18 work session to propose an increase to local police salaries to alleviate vacancies in the department.
Montgomery County Residents Express Concern Over Potential Data Center
Several Montgomery County residents, including one county commissioner, express concerns during the Board of Commissioner’s May meetings over the potential construction of a data center in the area.
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