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Cortland police changing software to match Trumbull (opens the original)
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CORTLAND -- City Council approved an $8,600 software purchase as an emergency measure so the police department can remain compatible with changes coming to the Trumbull County 911 system. Council unanimously authorized police Chief David Morris to switch the department's records-management software from ID Network to Sundance Systems Inc. The change follows an Aug. 26 vote by Trumbull County commissioners to move the county 911 Center to Sundance's computer-aided dispatch system. According to th
Bazetta trustees asked to reconsider wildlife exhibitor (opens the original)
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BAZETTA -- In July, township trustees gave permission for a wildlife exhibitor to participate in township park events. It wasn't a unanimous decision, and at least one resident wants them to rethink it. Robyn Hineman of Northland Drive raised concerns during Tuesday's trustees meeting about BobKats Lil Critters, questioning the potential liability of allowing members of the public to handle wild animals at township events. Hineman asked trustees to make sure the exhibitor has appropriate insuran
Bazetta voices concerns over Brightspeed work permits (opens the original)
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BAZETTA -- Planned fiber-optic construction in the township has yet to receive required township permits, prompting officials to check whether contractors have already begun work. Brightspeed is expanding its fiber network into the township, with Congruex performing underground and aerial construction on the company's behalf. Township officials received a letter giving notice of the planned work, including maps showing construction in several areas of Bazetta. While some cities -- Girard and Cor
Fiber-optic digging paused in Cortland (opens the original)
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CORTLAND -- City Council on Monday approved a 90-day moratorium on underground fiber-optic boring projects while the city develops regulations governing the work. The emergency ordinance applies citywide. It's separate from a previously issued stop-work order involving Brightspeed after a gas leak developed during boring in the city. Councilwoman Chelsea Munroe said the moratorium will give officials time to prepare legislation intended to protect the city during future projects. "The moratorium
Cortland thanks longtime fire chief (opens the original)
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CORTLAND -- As his first act as fire chief, Todd Price took a commemorative photo of retiring fire Chief David Rea, who was honored with a proclamation by council for his length of service to the city. Rea will retire Thursday after more than 33 years of service to the Cortland community. "It's been a great career," Rea said. "A bit of a roller coaster -- there's always ups and downs, but it's been a good 33 years." Rea began his firefighting career with the Bazetta/Cortland Joint EMS District i
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