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Cottonwood Shores receives $19,100 grant

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The City of Cottonwood Shores receives a $19,100 grant to for a new police patrol vehicle from the LCRA and Pedernales Electric Cooperative. The grant is part of LCRA’s Community Development Partnership Program. At the presentation on Friday, April 22, from left, are Karrie Cummings, Cottonwood Shores financial director and grant administrator; Christopher Bieze, Cottonwood Shores police chief; Sheila Moore, Cottonwood Shores city administrator; Lori A. Berger, LCRA Board member; Donald Orr, Cottonwood Shores mayor; and Matthew Gonzales, PEC representative.

The City of Cottonwood Shores will soon have a new police patrol vehicle thanks to a $19,100 community development grant from the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) and Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC).
The new patrol vehicle will help the city schedule officers and improve response time to emergency calls.
“The City of Cottonwood Shores is grateful to LCRA for the grant, but no one is more excited than our police
officers,” said Sheila Moore, Cottonwood Shores city administrator. “The city currently has three older vehicles,
one with more than 100,000 miles on it that constantly needs repairs. The police department is looking forward
to having a new dependable vehicle that is better suited to the city’s terrain.”
The new vehicle will enhance the city’s commitment to public safety. Cottonwood Shores established its police
department in 2006. Currently, four officers serve the city’s 1,300 residents.

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