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Members of area rescue squads and the Rappahannock Sheriffs Department came to last Wednesday's Washington Town Council meeting to hear council members discuss plans for the tower to be erected near the jail for the new dispatching station. At the October Super visor’s meeting, the board had asked Supervisor Hubert Gilkey and Sheriff W. A. Buntin to locate the best place for the tower and arrange for its construction. They had also been reminded by Zoning Administrator David Konick that a special use permit was needed for construction of the tower.
"This is a requirement for everybody,” Mayor Newbill Miller told rescue squad representative Frankie Huff. "We’re not just putting up hurdles for you to jump” Miller said that he had originally thought that the best place to erect the tower would be right behind the courthouse, but because of expense involved in laying cable he now agreed that to the east of the jail was the best location.
"There you are shaded from view in most directions,” Rappahannock Sheriff W. A. Buntin told the council “There are buildings
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