Fire Department Election Is May 6
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An election for two positions on the Liberty Volunteer Firefighters Association Board of Directors will be held at the association's annual meeting at 6:45 p.m. June 3 at the fire station training room north of Roland.

By-law changes will also be voted on at the meeting, H.R. Stribling, Jr., chairman of the board of directors, said. Each fire contract represents one vote, which must be voted on in person by the contract holder.

Anyone interested in filing for either of the two director positions must be a fire contract holder in good standing as of midnight May 6, Stribling said. Other requirements include submitting a letter to the Liberty Volunteer Firefighters Association at P.O. Box 757, Roland, Okla. 74954, postmarked no later than midnight May 28 which includes the person's name, mailing address, telephone number, and address as shown on their Liberty fire contract. Other requirements include indicating the position for which the person is a candidate, and being present at the election at 6:45 p.m. on June 3. The posts up for election are Position 2, which is currently held by Alma O'Neal, and Position 3, currently held by Terry Nichols. Stribling said a person can be a candidate for only one of the positions.

The monthly board of directors meeting will follow the annual meeting or will begin at 7 p.m.

For more information, contact Stribling at (918) 427-7367 or email him at HRS@LibertyFirefighters.org.
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