to local law enforcement in the area also and that CPD will be the only agency in the area with that piece of equipment. A fluorescent light source kit will be acquired with the grant which will also enable detectives and officers to locate forensic evidence, i.e., bodily fluids and bruising that would not be readily recog-nizable to the naked eye. The last piece to be purchased with the same grant is a piece of equipment called the wrap — “not a burrito,” said Bromely “but a full length straight jacket.” The ‘wrap’ will en-able officers to place combative subjects into a constraint device.

The STEPP Grant award is a Kan-sas Department of Transportation traf-fic safety grant the CPD received in the amount of $3000. Funds from the STEPP Grant will be used for DUI enforcement and seat belt enforcement. “It will be uti-lized to reimburse the city for expenses the officers incur,” said Bromely.

The key point Bromely drove home was, “This is equipment we were looking at purchasing anyway. This is money we don’t have to spend — our local money, to purchase that equipment.” City Man-ager Mark Hall echoed Bromley’s remark with, “Every grant saves the taxpayer money.”

Under new business, Coffeyville Fire Chief Billy Cockman approached the commissioners with a Mutual Aid Agree-ment between Coffeyville Fire Depart-ment and Dearing Fire Department.

Cockman described a scenario to explain the benefit of the agreement. “If you go to Walmart and make a right and go down that road, all the way back around to the water treatment plant, back to Hwy 169 — that’s Dearing’s territory. Unless the Mutual Aid Agreement goes into place, unless Dearing calls the dispatcher from Dearing and asks for Coffeyville to re-spond because they are closer, we would never know about this call,” said Cock-man. He made the point that there are a lot of citizens who live in Dearing Fire Department’s territory but work and do business in Coffeyville. Cockman went on to say, “we [CFD] could provide bet-ter protection and a lot faster.” Cockman explained CFD could be in that specific area within 15 minutes much quicker than Dearing being located further away. The CFD Chief also went on to say that a Mutual Aid Agreement should have been signed long before now on the ba-sis of ethnical and moral reasons. “We are here to protect the public. We are here to protect the community. I think this is going to put us right up there to do the best things for all our civilians,” said Cockman. A motion was made by Commissioner Williams and seconded by Commissioner Vannoster to approve the Mutual Aid Agreement between CFD and Dearing Fire Department. Part two of the commissioners meeting will appear in Wednesday’s edition of the Coffeyville Journal on Oct. 30.

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FIRST TImER:STELLA FERRELL; OPTIC SHOP:

• Eyeglass Fashion Show! Novem-ber 4th and 25th, 2-6pm. Come try on the latest styles, sizes and colors with the assistance of a frame consultant. Free drawings and refreshments!

mAKAYLA SWINDELL; SImPLY SOUTHERN BOUTIQUE:

• They have new arrivals in plus sizes!

• Be sure to check out their new Hallmark Movie blanket that is in stock!

RACHEL KOSzALKA; COFFEYVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY:

• Foundation Book Sale-October 24th-26th, 9am-5pm. If you buy at least $1.50 worth of books, you will receive a tumbler!

CHUCK mCFATE; DAYLIGHT DEFENDERS:

• Thank you to everyone for com-ing to the pancake feed and helping make it a success.

• They will have the Spook Trail at Cedar Bluff Camp again this Friday and Saturday the 25th and 26th from 7-11pm! Last weekend was great. The kids area opens at 6pm.

JAmIE GRANT; BOBBY CLEmONS RECREATION CENTER:

• 3rd-6th Grade Basketball Clinic featuring Ronnie Davis & Magic Bas-ketball Coaches, will be starting No-vember 3 at Community Elementary. For more detail, Please contact Shelli Stanley.

• Signups for tumbling are going on now. Deadline is Nov. 12th and classes begin on Nov. 14th. $20/in district, $25/out of district.

• 4 years old/K and 5th/6th grade youth basketball signups are going on now.

• Movement with Shae cross train-ing class is Monday and Fridays 5:30-6:30am. $6/Class.

ALICIA mELTON; BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB/LIFEPOINT CHURCH:

• Looking to add board members to the Boys and Girls Club. Call 620-252-6400 for more information.

• The Resist Team is putting up posters about vaping in the schools and will have tombstones set up with info regarding the hazards of vaping.

• Before school tutoring (at RMS) and after school tutoring (at 502 Wal-nut) is available. Do not need to be a

member. • This Sunday, Oct. 27th at

10:30am is Invite Your Friends to Church Day!

DARREL HARBAUGH; USD 445/mIDLAND THEATER:

• Congratulations to Halle Herkel-man for winning the title of Queen Neelah!

• There will be a Come & Go bond information meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 30th from 6-8pm at the FKHS gym.

SAm DETRICK; NUTRITIONVILLE: • It's Winning Wednesday-come in

and get your large tea for the price of a regular tea!

ANN mARIE VANNOSTER; LIEBERT BROS. ELECTRIC:

• Bucket Blitz-this Thursday, Fri-day and Saturday. Fill your bucket for $50.

• Christmas Open House will be Sunday, Nov. 10th from 12-4pm.

• CACF Match Day will be Nov. 14th. There are 21 Non-Profits par-ticipating!

GRIFF WALKER; BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB:

• Congratulations to the CCC Vol-leyball team. Be sure to come out and watch them play!

• Boys and Girls Club has started an Alumni Facebook Group. See the FB page to join.

JODI HAmBY; SALVATION ARmY COmmUNITY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS: • Annual Souplicious Luncheon

will be next Tuesday, Oct. 29th from 11am-1pm at the First Baptist Church. Tickets are $5.00. They will also have a craft and bake sale.

JOE BROOKS; SALVATION ARmY: • Toy Drive Nov. 9th from 10am-

4pm at Wal-Mart. They will receive toys and ring bells.

• Kettle Kickoff will be Nov. 26th at Country Mart. Still need more bell ringers! If interested, call 620-870-9261.

• "Doing the Most Good" Salvation Army shirts are now available! To purchase, click this link: Salvation Army Shirts or visit https://stores.inksoft.com/coffeyville_salvation_army/shop/home

KISHA JOHNSON; mARY KAY/CHAmBER OF COmmERCE:

• Pennies for Prom-the FKHS Prom Committee will be trick or treating to help support the 2020 Prom. Please give any spare change.

• Will be heading out next week to enjoy her free cruise she won thank to her team and everyone who bought Mary Kay!

CANDI WESTBROOK; CHAmBER: • Rotary B4 ever gone polio Bingo

Night will be Nov. 9th from 7-10pm at the Holy Name gym.

• Candidate forums for the Com-missioners will be this Thursday Oct. 24th and next Tuesday Oct. 29th for USD 445/CCC. Both will be held at 6pm at the Windsor Event Center. If you can't make it, KGGF will be cov-ering it.

• Spooktacular will be Monday, Oct. 28th, 4:30-6pm downtown. Please be careful if you are in the area.

• November 7th-4H Banquet. • The new blinds for the Chamber

will be installed upstairs next week.

October 23rd, 2019was sponsored by

Holiday Inn Express

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Editor’s note. Mugshot Monday is a weekly post-ing on the Coffeyville Police Department’s Facebook page. We present it in print for those who do not or can-not access the internet.

Photos and informa-tion contained in this specific write-up are of

persons booked into the Coffeyville PD Jail, or into the MG County Jail on CPD charges. In Kansas, by statute and Attorney General Opinion, booking records, including alleged charges and mugshots, are considered public re-cord and may be published or otherwise printed. All

suspects pictured or de-scribed herein or hereon are to be considered in-nocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The in-formation being presented only contains parts of the public records of the ar-rest/booking information and no presumption of guilt is otherwise made.

Vodrick Carter 18, was arrested 10/16/2019 for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia

Jon Brown 24, was arrested 10/20/2019 for DUI

Keviyon Cooper 19, was arrest-ed 10/16/2019 for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia

Phillip Dunn 21, was arrested 10/20/2019 for attempted ag-gravated battery and domestic battery

Randy Gingery 46, was arrested 10/16/2019 for violation of a protection order

Leonard Green 26, was arrested 10/19/2019 for driving while suspended

Brendan Hill 21, was arrested 10/16/2019 for driving while license suspended

Tammie Robertson 57, was ar-rested 10/18/2019 for DUI and no liability insurance

Deiondre Ragsdale 19, was ar-rested 10/16/2019 for posses-sion of marijuana and posses-sion of drug paraphernalia

Virginia Hill 37, was arrested 10/17/2019 for interference with LEO, driving while license suspended, and illegal tag

Larry Coleman 41, was arrested 10/15/2019 for failure to ap-pear and driving while license suspended

Alberta Rogers 45, was arrest-ed 10/17/2019 for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license

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