City Council Presented Updates on Spring Drop-off and Police Officer Resignation

The Princeton City Council received multiple department updates at Monday night’s meeting.

Public Works Director David Sullenger said he feels the first three days of the Spring Drop-off at the Recycling Center went very well.

click to download audioHe mentioned that the Spring Drop-off will continue this week Thursday through Saturday.

click to download audioHe added that WastePath also did a good job.

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Police Chief Chris King informed the council that one of his officers had resigned.

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During the fire department’s report, Chief Brent Francis said everything is normal so far, and all and all they haven’t had a bad grass season so far. He also mentioned they haven’t received as many calls about the smoke from the prescribed burns at Land Between the Lakes as in years past.

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Planning Commission Administrator Jenny Clark provided an update on the Marshalls store and Arby’s restaurant that will be opening in Princeton.

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And Animal Control Officer Kevin Lane explained that if residents need animal control they do not need to call him directly because it needs to go through the proper channels.

click to download audioLane has been on the job a little over a month after he was hired as the animal control officer by Caldwell County Fiscal Court at its February 13th meeting.