A link to the agenda can be found on the website linked to this post.

A special called council meeting is to be held on April 18th, at 2 PM.

This meeting will be held in the Council Chambers, located in the basement of the community center. The public is invited to attend to witness the decisions that make our city great, as well as to stay informed.

This meeting will also be live on the City of London Facebook Page.

*All pictures are from a demonstration and not a real accident scene*

Today, our community came together for a crucial demonstration aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence. With prom season approaching, students need to understand the risks associated with impaired driving.

South Laurel High School hosted a poignant mock DUI motor vehicle crash. Student actors bravely portrayed the chilling aftermath, depicting the devastating consequences of one reckless decision.

The response from our community was swift and unified. The Police Department, Fire Department, Sheriff Department, Rescue Squad, and Ambulance Service all joined forces to showcase the real-life response to such tragedies.

Following the demonstration, a KSP Trooper addressed the students, emphasizing the importance of making responsible choices behind the wheel. Then representatives of the court system, including Judge John Chappell and County Attorney J.L. Albright held a mock trial emphasizing the reality of remorse and consequences. Using support and guidance, we stand united in our commitment to promoting safety and well-being in our community.

Mayor Weddle asks that as prom approaches, let's remember the lessons learned today. Let's pledge to make smart decisions and ensure that everyone arrives home safely. Together, we can prevent senseless tragedies and protect our future.

Mayor Weddle was proud to join the South Laurel High School FFA as they celebrated the opening of a new greenhouse today. They will begin selling flowers this Saturday.

"This is an excellent opportunity to support our community's children. Stop by and check them out!"
-Mayor Randall Weddle