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Newnan PD awarded grant to purchase UTV

Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation recently awarded a grant of $18,379 to the Newnan Police Department to purchase a Polaris Ranger utility terrain vehicle (UTV).

The new equipment will allow the NPD first responders to be prepared in emergency situations as they protect the citizens of Newnan.

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“On behalf of the Newnan Police Department, I want to thank Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation and our local Firehouse Subs in Newnan,” said Chief Brent Blankenship. “We are so grateful to be awarded the necessary resources to continue to keep the community safe and protected.”

The Polaris Ranger will provide emergency assistance in the event that roads and streets become impassable during a natural disaster. In March of 2021, the Newnan Police Department had temporary use of several similarl vehicles during the aftermath of the devastating EF4 tornado. These vehicles made it possible for emergency personnel to provide critical care to citizens. The compact design of the Polaris Ranger will also make it possible for the department to access the Newnan’s LINC trail in emergency situations.

Victor Kline promoted to NFD Fire Captain

The Newnan Fire Department announced Tuesday the promotion of Lieutenant Victor Kline to Fire Captain.

Captain Kline, who owns a degree in criminal justice, began his service with the Newnan Fire Department in 1998.

“We are very fortunate to have someone of Vic’s caliber and experience in our department,” said Newnan Fire Department Chief Stephen Brown. “His long-term leadership as a lieutenant makes him the perfect fit for this promotion.”

Said Captain Kline, “Serving the people of Newnan has always been a great honor and I look forward to continuing that service in my new role.”

Newnan named Tree City USA

The Arbor Day Foundation has named the City of Newnan a 2022 Tree City USA. This is the 33rd year the city has received this designation, recognizing Newnan’s “commitment to effective urban forest management.”

“We are honored to be recognized for the 33rd year by the Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree City USA. The City Council works hard to ensure our quality of life and we appreciate the city staff and our partnership with Plant Newnan as we make sure generations to come will enjoy this beautiful place we call home,” said Mayor Keith Brady.

“Newnan achieved Tree City USA recognition by meeting the program’s four requirements: maintaining a tree board or department, having a tree care ordinance, dedicating an annual community forestry budget of at least $2 per capita, and hosting an Arbor Day observance and proclamation.”

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