Frank Trammer, chief of police with the Stockbridge Police Department, answerS questions from potential residents about the annexation referendum during a town hall meeting Thursday.
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Frank Trammer, chief of police with the Stockbridge Police Department, answers questions from potential residents about the annexation referendum during a town hall meeting Thursday.
STOCKBRIDGE — The Stockbridge City Council hosted a Thursday town hall meeting about potentially annexing unincorporated areas within pockets of the community.
The meeting — which was held at the Merle Manders Conference Center on Davis Road — started with a brief introduction of key figures within the city departments and an opportunity for those attendees to identify in which section of the proposed communities they reside.
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