Post Falls officials share public safety numbers, concerns
Mark Brantl addresses public safety in Post Falls hours before being sworn in as police chief for the city. The talk took place at a Connect4Lunch event through the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce.
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Chief Pete Holley of Kootenai County Fire and Rescue speaks at a Connect4Lunch event through the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce.
POST FALLS — Public safety was literally the talk of the town at the Connect4Lunch event Tuesday afternoon, just hours before the appointment of a new police chief in Post Falls and the passing of the Kootenai County Fire and Rescue two-year levy.
Post Falls Chamber Board Chair Tavis Throm said residents had a lot to feel proud of when it came to their first responders.
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