Mike Bruck was sworn in as interim police chief Thursday.  Bruck is a former police chief of Middletown.  As reported, Tim Boggess has been placed on paid administrative leave for what is being called performance issues.

Carlisle Police Chief, Tim Boggess, who has been chief since 2004, has been placed on administrative leave with pay pending the outcome of a review.  Boggess was relieved by City Manager Sherry Callahan effective on Thursday, February 4th for what is called the performance of his duties.

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Carlisle police chief placed on administrative leave..

Carlisle Mayor Tim Humphries pulled Republican primary petitions.  In other petitions filed, Former Mason Mayor Tom Grossmann and Jason Faulkner of Franklin have pulled petitions for the Republican primary.

Former Sheriff Tom Ariss is the only person who has filed petitions to run for the county commission seat that Mike Kilburn is leaving when he runs for R-2nd District, in the primary.

Last night City of Carlisle's City Council meeting, Law Director David Chicarelli was prepared to report on the findings on the Mayor's work computer that was confiscated back late last year.  Instead, Council voted 4-3 to delay the report because it seems they were not notified that the report would be read in the open session of last night's City Council meeting.  The vote also was cast to give Council and the Mayor time to prepare properly for the conclusion of the report.

The report has been delayed till the next City Council meeting on February 23rd.


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Report on investigation into Carlisle mayor's computer delayed

Carlisle ratchets up drama over mayor's computers

Due to the current and predicted weather situation, the Carlisle Mayor's Court has been CANCELLED for Wednesday, February 10th.

If you have any questions, please contact the Clerk of Court at (937) 746-0555 ext. 3.

WHIO is reporting that all charges have been dropped against Carlisle Mayor, Tim Humphries.  Humphries was facing several charges stemming from an incident in December that were classified as a "Road Rage" incident.  The charges were obstructing official business, aggravated menacing, and prohibition against parking on highways.

Humphries charges were dropped when no one from the Carlisle Police Department appeared in court during the preliminary hearing.

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The Mayor of Carlisle,Tim Humphries, who has been in the public media for the past few months is speaking out to Channel 22 ABC.  The Mayor has had his office computer confiscated and several charges in a road rage incident in December.  These charges have brought a slew of negative publicity to the City of Carlisle.

But yesterday, Channel 22 ABC interviewed the Mayor and his attorney concerning the charges.  Humphries explains that he was set up and it is all a part of a political scheme.  The interview consists of surveillance tape of Wal-mart on the night of the Road Rage incident.  The individual following Humphries circled his van several times before following him into Carlisle that night.

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From the City of Carlisle's website.



Judge Ruppert of Franklin had the honor of swearing-in Carlisle's four elected council officials during a ceremony held in the Carlisle Council Chambers on December 28, 2009.
Sworn in during the ceremony was Councilmember Randy Winkler who was re-elected to serve Ward 3, new Ward 1 representative - Councilmember Bryan Green, new Ward 2 representative - Councilmember Scott Boschert, and a new At-Large representative - Councilmember Chad Johnson.  Click here to view each councilmember's contact information.
The elected officials will begin their new term of office officially on January 1, 2010.  Council meetings are held at 7:00 pm on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the council chambers of Town Hall.

The City of Carlisle has produced its 2010 Goals on their website.  The goals were discussed and organized on the City Council Retreat on October 31, 2009.

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Warren County is holding a Guided Nature Walk at Carmody Park on January 17th.  This walk is for all ages so bundle up and see what nature has to offer on the paths of Twin Creek.

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