TOOL—The City of Tool proclaimed April to be child abuse awareness and prevention month during the April 18 regular city council meeting. Mayor Mike Dumont read the proclamation stating, “Children are Henderson County’s next generation of leaders and our brightest rays of hope for the future.
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Ground is broken on the Eight at Tool Park Jan. 27 by City Administrator Julius Kizzee (from left), Councilwoman Vera Bennett, former Mayor Tawnya Austin, Mayor Mike Dumont, Henderson County Commissioner Wendy Spivey, Texas Parks and Wildlife Representative Shannon Petersen, Councilman Greg Figueroa, Councilman Mark Holley and State Representative Keith Bell.
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The Eight at Tool City Park committee has updated plans for the park. The groundbreaking is scheduled for Jan. 27.
TOOL–During the City of Tool’s city council meeting held Oct. 24, Chief Reid Rossmann opted for a public executive session to discuss his resignation from the city. City Administrator Julius Kizzee stated that he received Rossmann’s letter of resignation Oct. 14 as well as a resignation agreement and release. Kizzee explained that he and Rossmann have had several conversations and that he accepted Rossmann’s letter of resignation Oct. 17. Kizzee went on to state that he felt it would be in the council’s best interest to review both items.
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Tool City Council approved the immediate demolition of this unsafe building located at 331 Tepeto Drive in Tool.
