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Sheriff's Department Receives New Patrol Unit; Commissioners Adopt County Road

January 25, 2022 - Shelby County Sheriff Kevin Windham informed the Shelby County Commissioners during their January 12, 2022, meeting of a proposal from Center Motor Company for two trucks to add to the Sheriff's Department fleet.

As a result of the crash incident involving a deputy vehicle on December 21, insurance money has been received which can be put toward the purchase of a replacement. Due to the short supply and high demand of Chevrolet Tahoes, the Sheriff's Department has chosen to purchase more available options by way of pickup trucks.

Covid-19 Update: 12 New Cases Reported Today; Smallest Increase of the Week

January 25, 2022 - According to the Texas Department of State Health Service’s Covid-19 Dashboard, since yesterday there have been 12 total new cases of Covid-19 reported. Of the new cases reported, 9 are new confirmed cases and 3 are new probable cases.

Today’s increase is the smallest increase in new cases reported in over a week.

No new Covid-19 deaths were reported over night.

January 25th Numbers: (Changes since Jan. 24)
Confirmed Cases - 2,524 (9 new)
Probable Cases - 1,511 (3 new)
Fatalities - 117

Voter Registration Deadline Coming Soon for March 1st Primary Elections

January 24, 2022 - The voter registration deadline for the March 1st Primary elections (Democrat and Republican) is just around the corner. January 31st is your last chance to update your address or register to vote. Make sure you’re all set to cast your ballot on March 1st. Make sure your voice is heard. Click here to visit votetexas.org to register to vote, confirm your voter registration status, update your address.

Covid-19 Update: DSHS Changes Reporting; Week Ends with Increase of 251 Cases, 2 Deaths

January 21, 2022 - One week ago the Texas Department of State Health Services announced an update to the Covid-19 Dashboard and a move away from reporting estimated number of active cases and estimate number of recoveries. Since then, the dashboard is only reporting the total number of cases and fatalities.

The number of confirmed cases and probable cases changed drastically after the update as the state was revising case totals to account for final 2020 case numbers. According to the press release, year-end data cleanup is a standard part of public health reporting.

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