White Oak police chief requests another vehicle

By Mon Valley Independent

By SARAH PELLIS

spellis@yourmvi.com

White Oak council addressed several police issues Monday, including a proposal from Police Chief Mark Sergeant to possibly add another vehicle. Council didn’t vote on a new police car Monday, deciding to discuss it further. Sergeant said the department already has a “top notch” fleet of cars, but some of the vehicles have issues that make them unsafe for the road.

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