Stockbridge police chief Frank Trammer, now in his second month on the job, presented two items involving the continuing organization of the new police department at the City Council’s Nov. 8 regular meeting. Approval was given for two job descriptions along with pay, classification and organizational chart information for two positions contingent upon a legal opinion regarding the advertising of those positions. A budget amendment of up to $31,000 was included in the action, which passed 3-2 with John Blount and LeKeisha Gantt opposed. A separate agenda item involved approval of the purchase of police department vehicles, and it passed 3-0-1 as Gantt was not present for the vote. Information: cityofstockbridge.com.

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