Station to Remain Manned 24/7

The Bradford City Police Station will remain manned 24/7.

Bradford City Council voted 3-2 during its meeting Tuesday night to keep an officer working the desk at the Kennedy Street station instead of transferring dispatch duties to the McKean County 911 Center in Smethport.

Following the meeting Police Officer Chris Lucco told WESB and The HERO he wanted to thank the members of council who voted to keep the station manned with a uniformed officer 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

He says he thinks they took into consideration "what the taxpayers and the community wanted in the city for the public safety."

Mayor Tom Riel and Councilman Rick Benton voted to move the dispatch duties to Smethport. Councilmen Ross Neidich, Bob Onuffer and Bob Tingley voted to keep it the way it is.

Comments

Anonymous said…
And what is Councilmen Ross Neidich, Bob Onuffer and Bob Tingley's plan to balance the city budget? Where is the money going to come from to deal with the deficit?
Anonymous said…
Onuffer and Tingley are out. They don't have to worry about the budget.
Anonymous said…
The people have spoken and some officials have listened, sources now say that the mayor is so distraught over the vote he will be soon pushing for lay-offs to get back at the officers that spoke against his plan. I hope this is not true but we have seen what the mayor has done in the past for financial and retalitory gain for himself and relatives that it will be interesting.

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