City Of College Station continues mutual aid response in Uvalde
Jun 14, 2022 ·
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This podcast is a visit with the city of College Station city manager Bryan Woods and WTAW's Bill Oliver. The city of College Station continues participating in the mutual aid...
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This podcast is a visit with the city of College Station city manager Bryan Woods and WTAW's Bill Oliver.
The city of College Station continues participating in the mutual aid response to the mass shooting in Uvalde.
City manager Bryan Woods says initially, three people from the police and fire departments were rotated. As of Monday, a fire department chaplain was in Uvalde.
Woods says College Station is reciprocating for being on the receiving end of public safety requests, including assistance following the deaths of George H.W. and Barbara Bush and the Texas A&M bonfire disaster.
The manager says College Station is part of a deployment of an estimated 450 people from 130 agencies.
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The city of College Station continues participating in the mutual aid response to the mass shooting in Uvalde.
City manager Bryan Woods says initially, three people from the police and fire departments were rotated. As of Monday, a fire department chaplain was in Uvalde.
Woods says College Station is reciprocating for being on the receiving end of public safety requests, including assistance following the deaths of George H.W. and Barbara Bush and the Texas A&M bonfire disaster.
The manager says College Station is part of a deployment of an estimated 450 people from 130 agencies.
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