At Monday night’s meeting, Princeton City Council received reports from various departments and committees, including the announcements of a longtime city employee’s upcoming retirement and the departure of a police officer.
Mayor Brock Thomas said Public Works Director David Sullenger will be retiring in the near future.
Police Chief Chris King announced that Sergeant Sam Akin has left the Princeton Police Department to pursue another job opportunity.
Planning Commission Coordinator Jenny Clark announced that Arby’s is conducting interviews this week at its new restaurant on US 62 West, located next to T-Mobile.
click to download audioAdditionally, she mentioned that they have received applications for the construction of two new homes.
Caldwell County Animal Shelter Director and Animal Control Officer Kevin Lane reminded residents about the city’s leash ordinance.
click to download audioHe also reported that their Father’s Day adoption event was successful, raising approximately $450 and resulting in a few adoptions.
During the mayor’s comments, Thomas mentioned they had a successful Juneteenth Celebration over the weekend.
click to download audioIn addition, Thomas said they had a strong turnout for the second round of the Hometown Hero Banner project.
click to download audioThe council also heard reports from Code Enforcement Officer Alan Getz and Princeton Electric Plant Board member Jim Joiner. We’ll have those reports in the coming days.
