Local Briefs: County OKs request; CWJFD has free detectors within its area; student on dean’s list

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County OKs treasurer’s request

WILMINGTON — County commissioners on Wednesday approved a Monday request from the county treasurer for part-time temporary help during the busier times of year when property taxes are collected.

Commissioners OK’d a $2,177 expenditure for the treasurer’s office for the 2020 tax collection time periods that occur in the winter and summer when first-half and second-half tax payments are due.

Clinton County Treasurer Jason F. Walt on Monday said adding a part-time person during the busy collection times would enable the treasurer’s office to better serve citizens, in addition to helping the workloads of staff.

Fire district has free detectors

CLARKSVILLE — If you or anyone you know who lives in the Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District & EMS needs a working smoke detector, call the fire station at 937-289-3427. Ask for Chief Wysong or leave him a message and your call will be returned.

The fire district has a limited supply to give away for free.

If you are unsure whether you live in the fire district, just call the station and they can advise.

“Remember, working smoke detectors save lives,” stated the fire district.

Morris earns dean’s list

HOMEWOOD, ALABAMA — Rexton Morris of Blanchester was among the 1,759 students named to the Samford University’s 2019 fall semester Dean’s List.

To qualify for the dean’s list, a student must earn a minimum 3.5 grade point average.

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