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Tuesday, April 16, 2019 The Elk City Daily News « Elk City, Oklahoma Page3 him for the mayor’s seat, His family moved back to “Wehadasonin 2013 and —_asmall company to growing especially because the P&Z Ek City, and he eventu- we wanted to move back here _ to where we are.” He said he has to confront controversial _ally graduated from Elk City to beclosertothegrandpar- _ does not take single-handed matters from time to time. High School in 2002. AtEIk ents and that kind of stuff,” _ responsibility for that growth, Archer said he would like City High School, he played —_he said. but said his work contributed to see downtown make a football and soccer and was Their son, Alexander, 6,a _toit. Outside of work, Archer oa now and with my architec. Comeback, although hesaid involved instudent council _—kindergartner who attends _loves to fish and hunt and nes tural degree, IthinkTcouta Be Would not characterize and Key Club. His senior Elk City Elementary School. __ work around the house. He Hletton eaked archer to join ately rush Ril Cy downtown as dead. year, he was student council “Atthattime, there’snot —_enjoys being in positionto the Planning & Zoning Board Paulaa)” “Being on the Downtown president. alot of architecture work make the city stand out and renaing : ee Revitalization [Committee] Archer, 34, is directorof outhere,soI applied for an _said there’s no place he’s couple of years ago, which __Hesaid with many ofthe and having helped pushed engineering at Great Plains _ engineering positionhere at__rather be. Archer did, and he served ideas that current and previ- mixed use zoning fordown- Analytical Services (GAS) in GAS,” he said, noting he has “J really believe in my on P&Z until assuming the ous administrations have town to try to get more people Elk City.GASisa“premier worked at the business since _ heart that we can bring a lot mayor's position. | proposed, he thought he could hack downtown - walkable nationwide emissions testing June 2013. of these projects to life and “Through all those things, take those ideas andimprove streets and things like that provider with over 20yearsof Workinginengineeringis make Elk City stands out I'm also on the Downtown Re- them andseethemcometo — _} found those important to experience,” according to its “achange of pace from the ar- among the crowd,” Archer vitalization Committee, and —_ fruition in a positive way. the life and livelihood tothe —_ website. chitecture world, buthaving _ said. “You hear alot of people I guess once you get a little From his time on P&Z, he city,” he said. Archer said he After graduating from the architecture background, _ talk about some of the other bit [of exposure], you wanto learned that “you can’t please would like to see people live ECHS, Archer attended the —theergonomics of things,I _ small towns around here and keep trying for more,” Archer everybody, that you always downtown and for the shops University of Oklahoma and — don’t think, have been con- how they've done this or done said about his decision torun _ have to do what's right for the _to be open later. earned his degree in archi- sidered as much as before I that. I'd really like to shift for mayor. “Ithought about it, _ city regardless of how you Born in Sayre, Archer tecture in 2008. He worked came here. Putting the things that focus to Elk City, where prayed aboutit, and decided feel personally about some- moved to Elk City before as architect in Oklahoma City of the hands of the people as__everyone says we want to be with the CAPPs program and thing.” Serving onthat board grade school and lived here _until 2013. His wife, Katie, is far as ergonomics, itreally _like Elk City, not Weather- all the exciting things that was a great learning experi- for afew years before moving from Cheyenne, and they met _ increased our work flow and board or Enid or whatever the the city has going on right ence andithelped prepare _to Clinton for ashort time. at OU. that’s how we went from such _ town might be.” Elk City police radio log 5:06 p.m. - follow up 400 West 13th. 18 year old son block of East 3rd. won't come home. Staying 5:29 p.m, - welfare check with subject in park. Drug 1900 block of West 7th. Sub- use. ject has called 911 and asked 7:32 p.m, - motorist assist April 10 Male subject left the area. 7:58 p.m. - motorist assist left prior to arrival. Attempt to speak to an officer he has 140 East bound. On off ramp. 5:49 p.m. - animal call 2800 9:53 p.m. - intoxicated per-2nd and Pioneer. Vehicle to make contact to trespass, called twice and hung up, all 8:20 p.m. - animal call 200 block of West 2nd. Dog got son 5300 block of West 3rd. moved off roadway. trespassed from residence. okay. block of Ridgecrest. Two into reporting parties yard Passenger was kicked off the 8:12 am. - domestic dispute 1:19 p.m. - traffic Madison 5:36 p.m. - alarm/business dogs running loose. Pit puppy and attacked reporting par- bus and is drinking alcohol. 400 block of Eisenhower. Sub- and Broadway. 2100 block of Washington. black and white and small ties dog, black and brown 10:04 p.m. - alarm/business jects standing in front yard. 1:37 p.m. - follow up 400 Referees are present, acci- brown and white puppy. Re- spotted. Female pit bull, 3100 block of West 3rd. Door Parties separated. block of Eisenhower. dent alarm. porting party does not know possibly has collar. Did leave burglary alarm. Unable to 8:50 a.m. - information. 2:08 p.m. - suspicious 5:46 p.m. - alarm/busi- where they belong. Message reporting parties yard, wants make contact with key holder. 9:19 a.m, - animal call 100 person(s) 300 block of Maple. ness 200 block of Ridgecrest left in animal control officer contact. Assistant manager is en route block of Hosanna. Two dogs White male subject, approxi- Drive. All doors secure. box. Dogs were brought to 6:40 p.m. -reckless driver does not need an officer. at large, two dogs in posses- mately 50 years old knocked 6:33 p.m. - EMS alert/alarm police department and taken 200 block of Sandy Lane. 10:30 p.m. - alarm/residen- sion. on door in orange and yellow 800 block of West Sth. Medi- to animal shelter. Owner of Reporting party is passenger tial 100 Access Road. Side 9:23 a.m. - animal call 600 vest. Stated he was with cal alarm, alarm company dogs advised someone opened in purple vehicle. Argument door audible alarm. Structure block of Broadway. Two cats OGRE wants in backyard to spoke to wife. Fallen needs her gate and let the dogs out. has caused brother to drive secure. in trap, two cats in possession. read meter. Contacted OG&E help up. EMS in route. Will come to animal shelter in all over roadway. 11:29 p.m. - suspicious 9:39 a.m, - traffic Washing- and they stated they did not 6:47 p.m. - 1100 block of the morning. 6:45 p.m. - alarm/business person(s) 1900 block of West ton and West Main. have anyone in the area. Was 200 block of North Garrett. Broadway. Three subjects 9:40 a.m, - traffic Randall unable to locate. Back door and West hall motion. Unable to contact possibly male subjects were trying to break windows on and 8th. 9:45 a.m. - accident/no in- 2:12 p.m. - animal call 600 block of West Sth. Cat in trap. PUBLIC NOTICE keyholder. vehicles with batteries and jury 3rd and Randall. Parties 2:19 p.m, - follow up 1900 You benefit from public notices. Public notices are required because 6:52 p.m. - request to speak ran out of the apartments, un- agreed to exchange info, no. block of West 7th. Follow up. a government body or corporation wants to do something you need to an officer 400 block of East sure of which direction they report taken. 2:41 p.m. - follow up 500 to know about. 3rd. Reference accident foot- left. No damage appears to be 11:41 a.m, - traffic 20th and block of North Jefferson. ‘i age. on vehicles on the South side. Main. ‘Negative contact. When government is about to change your life, or your property or 7:18 p.m, - request to speak April 11 11:50 am, - traffic 300 2:48 p.m. - follow up 100 assets are about to be taken, newspaper notices are there to keep to an officer 400 block of East 12:10 am. - flagged down block of West 20th. block of Hosanna. you informed. 3rd. Possible drug use. Ackley Park. By high school 11:50 a.m, - alarm/residen- 2:48 p.m. - animal call . 7:24 p.m. - drug related 200 student at baseball field tial 2800 block of West 7th cousteg Clas aid Febeon www.oklahomanotices.com block of Regional. Marijuana advising someone brokeinto Street. Interior door. House Deceased skunk. for free access to public notices in Oklahoma newspapers found on floor, picked up by vehicle. had open doors, house cleared 3:47 p.m. - welfare check officer. 12:28 p.m. - stolen property and re secured. Homeowner 1900 block of West 7th. 7:51 p.m. - follow up 1400 present. Reporting party is brother FREE Bi bi c toaubject Reporting parties IDG GOUFSES G 100 block of Hosanna. block of Debbie Court. Wel- 12:47 am. - intoxicated 12:11 p.m, - traffic 6th fare check okay, unfounded, person 1300 block of West Randall. mother is very afraid of sub- ree of charge ad Se 8:14 p.m. - animal call Bell Sth. Subject very intoxicated 12:13 p.m. - animal call ject and will not say anything. sporangia bofeeg on Ho comyiaes ses,on and Pioneer. Would like an of- arguing with everyone. Left 100 block of Rainbow. Dog at Reporting party requested DO MICETOTLRE AraeaCA SARIN TTRTTNOES ficer to meet at the shelter to unknown direction of travel. large. Caton TO|Sskeatncmeonrsnuemennraneyenet 7 ALLO THE WORUD WHEBELE STUDY MATERALSARE FEE, Your bt cryin ete drop off a lab mix. 8:16 p.m. - debris in road- 12:56 a.m. - suspicious person(s) Clayton and Bul- 12:24 p.m. - traffic Randall and Railroad tracks. MT male on premises. Subject ENROLL: Mal this ad to the following address or email your name & address to [email protected] way Sth and Madison. Looks lard, 12:32 p.m. - suspicious was yelling and cursing at Mail To: Name: like someone lost a gas tank, 1:51 am. - traffic B Avenue person(s) 2700 block of West mother. Welfare okay, not Mo ieia Study on East side of road. and Van Buren. 3rd. Male subject acting requesting assistance. 8:25 p.m. - traffic Randall 1:56 a.m. - traffic 500 block 4:25 p.m. - traffic 2000 Nedhle INSTOM USA usin ze and Broadway. of North Van Buren. Vehicle 12:41 p.m. - motorist assist block of South Main. WWBS is sponsored by a group of Christians to ye Bible Study. 8:28 p.m, - traffic 2700 left legally parked awaiting HWY 34 and HWY 66. Set of block of West 3rd. licensed driver. dually tires came off along 8:57 p.m. - assist other 4:22 a.m. - alarm/business with axle from semi. Driver The GEO Group, Inc. agency HWY 66 and Country 600 block of West Avenue C. is out of semi. Trailer will be Club. Gym motion. at empty lot east of Motel, to GREAT PLAINS CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 9:03 p.m. - domestic dispute 7:24 a.m. - EMS/Ambu- unload. 1600 block of North Randall. lance 100 block of Blackburn. 12:44 p.m. - trespassing 400 HINTON, OK Son won't leave reporting Father is not waking up, block of Eisenhower. Sub- parties home. Reporting diabetic. ject was knocking on door. Reporting party stated male HIRING BONUS OF $500 party wants him removed, 7:51 p.m. - harassment 1900 male subject is hitting female block of West 3rd. Office be- subject has been trespassed. subject brother and sister. ing harassed by subject. No trespassing flag in system, Elk City PD arrests NOW HIRING FOR Elk City police made 3 arrests late April 11 to early Friday. proven guilty. 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