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Page 3 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Saturday, July 4, 2020 Elk City Police Department radio log June 26 check. gent Care. bike with back pack. 2:49 p.m. _ suspicious 3:56 p.m. - suspicious 12:05 a.m. - suspicious 6:35 a.m. - breaking and 11:40 a.m. - animal call 2:25 p.m. - stoeln property person(s) Ist and Randall. person(s) Ackley Park. Un- vehicle(s) 2300 block of entering 500 block of North 700 block of South Okla- 900 block of Halsey. Two bi- Advising out with male sub- der pavillion —shoooting West 13th. Someone on Adams. Reporting party homa. cycles taken form back yard, ject that is extremely signal compound bow at box near Dolese property, small four came home and house was 1:59 p.m. - reckless driv- one is silver in color and the 37 or signal 55. the carousel. Made contact door car and truck.Employ- broken into. Did say items er 10th and Oliver. Black other is red in color. Last 3:02 p.m. traffic. West 7th with parents of juvenile, ees. wree taken. Statement form Chevy pick up with drop seen yesterday. and Cedarvale. bow is being put away. 4:47 a.m. - assist other left for reporting party will down hitch, occupied, by Elk City arrest log agency I 40 westbound. bring to the police depart- one younger male subject, Driving with no headlights ment when finished. speeding through neighbor- or tail lights. Pulling off1 40 7:33 am. - assist other hood and reporting party is to fix tail lights. agency South Frontage concerned for juveniles in 5:41 a.m. - welfare checkk road. Near sod farm have area, uanble to locate. Uses or possesses drug para- Shannon Scroggins, 38, 1100 block of Crestview report of subject rolling phernalia to plant, propa- Drive. Reporting _ party around in the ditch. Subject lines 2000 block of South 34 e gate, cultivate, grow etc to child neglect. Unlawful pos- session of paraphernalia. friend came to Elk City and walking eastbound towards Main. Semi took line down All individuals arrested introduce into the human Possession Schedule III, IV, has not returened home. Oklahoma City. and it’s in the middle of are presumed innocent un- body a controlled danger- Friend told reporting part if 10:37 am. - suspicious the road. Fire department less proven guilty. ous substance except the li- or V, marijuana, a substance she did not hear back from person(s) 500 block of West advised, 20th just East of included in subsection D of them to leook for them. Left 3rd. Male subject in front Main, Sparklight advised. Arrests and complaints: censed person in the profes- section 2-206 of Title 63, Candice Colaw, 32, local sions of podiatry, dentistry, Edmond to come to Elk City of building screaming help 2:23 p.m. - domestic dis- first offense. Possession warrant; medicine etc.; to meet up with friends. me walking East on 3rd. In pute Elk and Broadway. Schedule I or II (except mar- Dean Dekle, 40, posses- Alyssa Hawkins, 27, local Subject left about 2 am. front of urgent Care. Male Side lawn male and female ijuana and subsection D), Reporting party ahs tried to subject dropped backpack. arguing female subject pos- sion Schedule III, IV, or V, warrant; first offense; marijuana, a substance in- Ryan Herbert, 33, local clal multiple times. Welfare Male subjet in front of Ur- sibly intoxicated she is green Glen Smoot, 48, local war- cluded in subsection D of warrant; rant; TSET Issues Request for Section 2-206 of Titile 63, Ryan Lindsey, 23, local first offense. Possession warrant; Adam Thornton, 32, local Schedule I or II (except Shiyann Little Elk, 22, warrant; Proposals to Address marijuana and subsection D) disturb Peace by Drunk and Lance Turner, 20, local first offense. Child Neglect. Disorderly; warrant. Food Insecurity Providing comfort and Supportfor End of Life chotces OKLAHOMA CITY — in poor health outcomes, impact is desired, the suc- Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual re- an effort to ensure that all obesity and health care costs. cessful applicants should sources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer Oklahomans have access to The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrate existing work or heart failure. Hospice care also helps family members manage the practical nutritious food, the Okla- has worsened Oklahoman’s to address food access in homa Tobacco Settlement access and purchasing pow- Oklahoma and have identi- details and emotional challenges of caring for a dying loved one. Endowment Trust (TSET) er for healthy and nutritious fied a funding need within For questions regarding hospice service or eligibility, contact: announced a new funding foods. current portfolio of services. opportunity, the TSET Food At the end of April, more than 1 in 5 households in For more information or to view the RFP, visit tset. Carrie Perry, RN/ Adminsistrator Systems Impact Grants. ok.gov/content/requests- Released this week, the the United States, and 2 in proposals. Applications are Pat Welsh, RN/ C IC inator of Patient Care funding opportunity calls 5 households with mothers for applications from orga- with children 12 and under, due by July 31 at 4 p.m. The TSET Board of Directors Some of the most common conditions are: nizations seeking one-time, were food insecure, accord- * Cancer * Failure to Thrive * End Stage Cardiac Disease (CHF) short-term funding to help ing to preliminary national will consider applications surveys. In Oklahoma, 1 during their regular meeting « End Stage Cerebrovascular Disease (CVA) * End Stage Amyotrophic jumpstart or support projects in 6 adults and 1 in 5 chil- in August. Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) * End Stage Pulmonary Disease (COPD) aimed at improving Okla- homans’ access to healthy dren struggle with hunger The Oklahoma Tobacco * End Stage Liver isease * End Stage Renal Disease ¢ AIDS/HIV foods. in Oklahoma, according to Settlement Endowment Trust End Stage Neurological Disease h as Parkinson's or Alzheimer’s Feeding America. (TSET) serves as a partner “The coronavirus pandem- TSET’s Food Systems and bridge builder for or- ic has shown that prevention carrle is more important than ever Impact Grants seek projects ganizations working toward Perry, RN Professional, Passionate that work to address root in helping Oklahomans live causes of food insecurity, as shaping a healthier future Advance, Attentive... healthy lives,” said Julie well as bring together mul- for all Oklahomans. TSET Bisbee, TSET executive di- tiple sectors to create and provides leadership at the Our Difference Is Our Care rector, in a news release. “At support sustained improve- intersections of health by the same time, the pandemic ment in access to healthy working across the state, by and the resulting economic food. Seniors and children cultivating innovative and Have you ever considered becoming suffer from lack of access downturn mean many Okla- to healthy foods at a higher life-changing research, and a hospice volunteer? rate and projects that seek to by working across public homa families are struggling to put food on the table. and private sectors to de- A fulfilling experience in the spirit improve outcomes for these Healthy food and adequate priority populations are en- velop, support, implement of giving and receiving. nutrition are vital to good couraged. and evaluate creative strat- health.” Applicants for these high- egies to take advantage of Oklahoma ranks 45th out impact, short-term grants emerging opportunities to of 50 states as one of the could include non-profits improve the public's health. most food insecure states, providing services in Okla- To learn more, visit https:// according to 2019 America’s homa, state and local gov- ernment organizations and tset.ok.gov/. Health Rankings. Nearly 15% of Oklahoma house- tribal nations. Grant amounts can range holds lack access at times to from $25,000 to a maximum enough food for an active, of $250,000. Other requests healthy life for all household may be considered. Awards members. Lack of access or are paid on a reimbursement uncertainty in ability to ob- basis. tain healthy foods have been Because this funding is associated with an increase time-limited and maximum rElkCituNews USPS # 173-020 580-225-3000 Ay ACWwYj Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk City, OK 73644 POSTMASTER: Send adress changes to 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644 SUBSCRIPTIONS Josh Umholtz How are you or your kiddos during this time at home? We would Publisher Deliverd by mail: $75/yearly Don Munsch love to see your creative ways of keeping everyone busy and $50/six months Editor entertained while practicing social distancing. 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