August 2022

STAFF REPORTS The Office of Emergency Management urges residents who suffered property damage because of flooding are strongly urged to report damages, along with images and video, to the Texas Division of Emergency Management’s (TDEM) website. “This is a very urgent matter,” said Steve Howie, Kaufman County Emergen- cy Management Coordinator.

DAVID KAPITAN editor@terrelltribune.com Terrell ISD administrators are wasting little time in putting another bond measure before local voters, unanimously approving a plan to put a proposed $115 million bond referendum on the November ballot at a special called session held Aug. 22.

ALISON WALKER Public Information Officer – City of Terrell The City of Terrell is proud to launch Terrell H2O, a water meter replacement program that will offer utility customers proactive service alerts and tools for cost control and convenience. The two-phase meter replacement program for all residences and businesses has begun and will continue through the spring of 2023.

DAVID KAPITAN The Iris Stage at Books and Crannies in downtown Terrell is set to come alive Sept. 9-18 as The Vagabond Players stage “Farce of Habit”, a comedic play written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten.

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from August 10 to August 16: Arrests: James Eugene Crawford, Poetry, 58, expired drivers license; ran red light Laketta Mitchell Ransom, Dallas, 46, evading arrest detention with a vehicle; theft of property <$2,500 with two or previous convictions Cullen Taylor Johnson, Longview, 46, failure to appear - damage property; failure to appear – contempt of court Fannie Abigail Rios, Seagoville, 31, driving while intoxicated – second; driving while license is suspended/invalid; failure to notify/report; speeding between specified – 52 mph in a 35 mph; wrong color or no license plate light; speeding highway; possession of drug paraphernalia; failure to comply with Texas motor vehicle safety Miguel Delgado-Benavides, Wills Point, 27, driving while intoxicated BAC >=.15 Justin Traymond Emeory, Terrell, 32, resisting arrest, search or transport; no seatbelt; driving while intoxicated – third or more Brian Jeorge Rodarte, Heath, 29, driving while intoxicated Robert Roberson, Terrell, 65, possession of a controlled substance PG1 <1G David Rowe Ashby III, Terrell, 33, evading arrest/detention; resisting arrest, search or transport; speeding Joshua Martin Fletcher, Garland, 25, unlawful carrying of a weapon; possession of drug paraphernalia Mark Anthony Kennedy, Terrell, 50, criminal trespass Victor Manuel Amador, Houston, 45, driving while intoxicated >=.15 Medisha Yvette Christopher, McKinney, 38, driving while intoxicated Rodney R. Macharia, Terrell, 24, resisting arrest, search or transport; assault by contact family violence Rasean Devonte Williams, Terrell, 21, no drivers license Christopher Keith Byers, Terrell, 21, failure to maintain financial responsibility; possession of drug paraphernalia; possession of a controlled substance PG1 >=1G<4G Armando Cordova, Jr., Terrell, 21, assault causing bodily injury Nyko Jaquan Winfield, 20, Terrell, robbery Candice Lea Baker, 43, Athens, theft of property >=$100<$750 Samuel Gabriel Garcia, 21, Terrell, criminal trespass Tavarius Lee, 26, Canton, possession of drug paraphernalia; driving license is suspended/invalid; expired vehicle registration; speeding; failure to maintain financial responsibility Candido Mendez Montealvo, 64, Quinlan, driving while intoxicated/ open alcohol container James Andrew Bean, 37, Terrell, driving while intoxicated – third or more Incidents: Theft: Aug.