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Milner council censures mayor after tracker placed on police chief’s car

Gregory Patel
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Gregory is a political science graduate from the University of Alabama who transitioned from working at local radio stations to print journalism. With over 6 years of experience covering local government and community affairs, he gives a voice to underrepresented issues in local policy.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 10:40 AM · 1 min read
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Milner council censures mayor after tracker placed on police chief’s car — Dalton Government news

Milner’s police chief and all full-time officers have resigned amid a dispute with city leadership. The City Council confirmed Mayor Craig Timmons placed a tracker on the chief’s vehicle and voted to publicly censure him.

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