FORMER WOODBURY COUNTY CHIEF DEPUTY TONY WINGERT HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO A POSITION ON THE LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER AUTHORITY BOARD.
THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVED WINGERT UNANIMOUSLY ON MONDAY, FOLLOWING EARLIER APPROVAL LATE LAST YEAR BY WOODBURY COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMAN MARK NELSON TOLD THE COUNCIL THAT WINGERT, WHO JUST RETIRED AFTER A 30 YEAR LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREER, WOULD BE AN IDEAL CHOICE FOR THE L-E-C BOARD:
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COUNCILMAN CRAIG BERENSTEIN ECHOED NELSON’S THOUGHTS.
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WINGERT WILL SERVE A SIX YEAR TERM ON THE L-E-C AUTHORITY.
HE REPLACES RON WIECK, WHOSE BOARD TERM EXPIRED ON DECEMBER 31.
