Local Government

Council questioned about IT contract and Crooked Run West

Published

7 years ago

April 23, 2019

Councilman Eugene Tewalt responds. Photo and video by Mark Williams, Royal Examiner.

At the April 22nd Town Council meeting, Vice-Mayor Bill Sealock, in the Mayor’s seat, received his first earful from Paul Gabbert when he spoke about the IT contract that was on the agenda, and also when he brought up the Crooked Run West request for water to the residential development. Surprisingly, there were comments from the Council.

The Town Manager reports that the new Police Department is ready and staff is moving into the building. A ribbon cutting will be held sometime in May. The Royal Examiner has scheduled time with Chief Kahle Magalis to discuss the move. Magalis told us that boxes are everywhere and to give him a few days to unpack. That’s understandable.

Now, watch the discussion:

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Council questioned about IT contract and Crooked Run West

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