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New chief organizes Watkinsville police station

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Watkinsville Police Chief James Arwood gave city council members a tour of the reorganized Watkinsville Police Department adjacent to City Hall. Since becoming chief in November, Arwood and his staff have worked hard to transform the office. New additions include a storage shed that staff built outside the office. There, supplies that had previously been stored inside the office were moved to make space for areas like the training room. On the…

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New chief organizes Watkinsville police station

Watkinsville Police Chief James Arwood gave city council members a tour of the reorganized Watkinsville Police Department adjacent to City Hall. Since becoming chief in November, Arwood and his staff have worked hard to transform the office. New additions include a storage shed that staff built outside the office. There, supplies that had previously been stored inside the office were moved to make space for areas like the training room. On the…

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