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ROGERSVILLE — Dawson Fields, who chairs the Hawkins County Commission’s Public Safety Committee, said Thursday that the county’s Emergency Response Team (Hazmat) had turned in financial records as required by Mayor Jim Lee.
Fields stated that Hazmat will now presumably receive its county contribution, averting the February shutdown that commissioners were warned of two weeks ago.
On Nov. 28, Emergency Response Team Chief Tony Robinson issued a letter to commissioners stating that the agency would likely be shutting down in February if the $21,100 contribution approved by the county commission in August wasn’t paid by January.
In September, Lee sent registered letters to all nonprofit organizations on the commission’s contribution list stating that they would be required to turn over financial records, including bank statements dating back three years, before they received funding. ....

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