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During a meeting Monday, the Whitfield County Board of Commissioners passed a proclamation declaring Monday, Dec. 14, Roger Crossen Day and had a moment of silence for the commissioner (pictured) who represented District 3 until his death Nov. 17. They also voted to name the new community center at Riverbend Park the Roger Crossen Community Center. Whitfield County commissioners encourage citizens to wear masks
By Ryan Anderson
ryananderson@dailycitizen.news Dec 17, 2020
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During a meeting Monday, the Whitfield County Board of Commissioners passed a proclamation declaring Monday, Dec. 14, Roger Crossen Day and had a moment of silence for the commissioner (pictured) who represented District 3 until his death Nov. 17. They also voted to name the new community center at Riverbend Park the Roger Crossen Community Center.
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“As the city grows, it gets harder and harder to get downtown,” Parrish said.
The city’s public safety complex is located on Queen City Parkway near Jesse Jewell Parkway, and Parrish said it can be time-consuming for officers to get from their area to the station.
The precinct will serve a growing area of Gainesville and be more conveniently located for residents as well, Parrish said.
“If you live out in the Limestone area, this will cover the whole Limestone corridor and that White Sulphur area that is growing, it’s just a quick shot right over to the new precinct,” he said.
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