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Hoover chamber gives out 2026 public safety awards

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By Jon Anderson
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The Hoover Area Chamber of Commerce recently recognized the 2026 public safety workers of the year. The chamber at its June 18 luncheon at the Hoover Country Club recognized eight people for outstanding contributions to the Hoover police, fire and 911 departments. POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR Adam Trotter was named Hoover’s 2026 Police Officer of the Year. Trotter made 99 DUI arrests in 2025 — the third most of any police officer in Alabama, said Scott McDonald, Hoover’s assistant police chief.
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Quick-Thinking Noblesville Student Spots Loaded Gun in School Bathroom

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By Jon Anderson
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Now One Indiana environmental and consumer advocate called data center incentives madness, and he believes a recent tracker proves that point. “Data centers are the single largest threat to affordability, reliability and sustainability of our power sector,” said Ben Inskeep, program director for the …
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Broad Metro developer to present tax incentive plan for Stadium Trace Village on Monday

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By Jon Anderson
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The Hoover City Council on Monday, June 22, is scheduled to hear from developer William Kadish about his revised plans for phases two and three of Stadium Trace Village and the tax incentives he is requesting. Kadish — or another representative from his company — is scheduled to make his presentation to the council during its 6 p.m. council meeting at Hoover City Hall.
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