Everson Nooksack News May 2016

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Lynden Tribune | Wednesday, May 25, 2016

EVERSON-NOOKSACK NEWS

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Everson adds two police officers to growing force Contract with Nooksack carried to 2020 with 3% annual increases By Elisa Claassen for the Lynden Tribune

EVERSON ­— Police Chief Dan MacPhee announces two new hires for the city police department, bringing the force to six fulltime plus two reserve officers.    Eric Brown, who had been a reserve officer, moved to fulltime status in October 2015. He completed training in April at the Criminal Justice Training Center in Burien. He is now finishing his on-the-job field training. Prior, Brown worked as a computer programmer in the county.    Derrick Charlton, a lateral hire in March 2016, comes with four years’ experience with the Nooksack Tribal Police after 10 years in the U.S. Air Force.     • The City of Nooksack has renewed its contract with Everson for law enforcement coverage for another five years at a cost of $822,911, according to Everson City Clerk/Treasurer Jennifer Bell. The $155,000 fee for 2016 — a $10,000 increase over 2015 — increases 3 percent annually to $174,451 in 2020.     • Chief MacPhee reminds citizens of Everson and Nooksack to visit the city’s website at http://www.ci.everson.wa.us/policedepartment.html. Officer Matthew Thompson, the department’s community policing liaison, is available to groups, schools and businesses for crime prevention talks. His contact is through the website.     • Due to an increase in property crimes this spring, MacPhee encourages resi-

Eric Brown

Derrick Charlton

dents to keep their valuables in cars and homes locked up. That concern extends to construction sites, he said, as tools and equipment have been stolen if not secured.

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