<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1XAy70_1Gmfov6600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1XAy70_1Gmfov6600" width="686" height="563" ></figure>(Cleveland)- The latest Manager’s Report for October from White County Manager Derick Canupp highlights continued progress in public safety, road maintenance, recreation, and other county services.One of the highlights is the addition of five full-time firefighters, who completed initial training in October and have moved into field training at county fire stations.The county’s new public safety training center burn building is also nearing completion, with department-wide live-fire training expected to begin this week. Fire Services also reached more than 1,600 elementary school students during October “Fire Prevention Month”.In emergency communications, the county has started work on a new Computer-Aided Dispatch system through CentralSquare. The current schedule calls for the system to become operational in September of 2027. The county is also preparing to replace its 9-1-1 call-handling equipment and phone system.Emergency Management has placed a new, SPLOST-funded drone into service. The aircraft will support search and rescue operations, damage assessments, and emergency response.Road crews reported completing 356 of 368 work orders during October. Work included mowing along 76 paved and gravel roads, grading and gravel work on 23 roads, pothole repairs on eight roads, and 48 tree removals.The county also collected 1,741 tires, totaling 15 tons, during its October Tire Amnesty Day.Parks and Recreation submitted a state grant application for additional trails and improvements at Yonah Preserve. The department also received several regional honors, including Agency of the Year from the Georgia Recreation and Park Association’s District Seven. Program Coordinator Regina Parks was named Programmer of the Year, and Miranda Philyaw was recognized as Volunteer of the Year.Elsewhere, the county completed its new storage building, while Buildings and Grounds staff handled 36 work requests.The Senior Center reports providing more than 14,000 meals to White County seniors so far in the current fiscal year, including home-delivered and congregate meals.</div></body>

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(Cleveland)- The latest Manager’s Report for October from White County Manager Derick Canupp highlights continued progress in public safety, road maintenance, recreation, and other county services. One of the highlights is the addition of five full-time firefighters, who completed initial training in October and have moved into field training...

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(Cleveland)- The latest Manager’s Report for October from White County Manager Derick Canupp highlights continued progress in public safety, road maintenan

White County Manager’s Report For October Is Out

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