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Nolanville: Police, fire departments

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Phone numbers

the city employees and members of

City Hall: (254) 698-6335

the City Council.

Non-Emergency Police: (254) 698-6334

Two council members were elected

Non-Emergency Fire: (254) 698-6891

in May of 2007 along with the third

Emergencies: 911

elected position, who was VanKirk.

Councilwoman Denise Hungerford,

53, is a homemaker and former coun-

lice department and fire department.

Eight full-time police officers and

cil member.

a small force of volunteer reserve

Councilman Albert Simmons, 59, is

officers staff the Nolanville Police

a retired military man and teacher. He

has served on the planning and zoning

Department.

commission.

The department is led by Police

Councilman Wayne Hamilton, 65, re-

Chief Lester Holsey

.

placed VanKirk. He is a retired mil-

Nolanville fire rescue services are

itary man who has spent two years

run by the Nolanville Volunteer Fire

on the Nolanville Planning and Zon-

Department. Fire Chief Mike Jones

ing Commission. He also serves with

leads 20 volunteer and emergency med-

ical technicians.

a number of volunteer organizations,

Emergency Medical Services are

such as the American Legion and the

provided by Scott & White Pre Hospi-

Killeen Volunteers Inc.

tal Services.

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