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Tuesday 2/14 to Thursday 2/16
Elementary and High School
Tuesday, February 14: Nachos, Beans, Pineapple, and Milk.
Wednesday, February 15: Chicken Stir Fry, Noodles, Oriental Veggies, Mandarin Oranges, Milk.
Thursday, February 16: Fish Sticks, Coleslaw, Chips, Pears, and Milk.
Breakfast:
Tuesday: Breakfast Burritos, Fruit, and Milk
Wednesday: French Toast Sticks, Sausage, Mixed Fruit, and Milk
Thursday: Biscuits and Gravy, Applesauce, and Milk
GO BOBCATS!!
Elementary and High School
Tuesday, February 14: Nachos, Beans, Pineapple, and Milk.
Wednesday, February 15: Chicken Stir Fry, Noodles, Oriental Veggies, Mandarin Oranges, Milk.
Thursday, February 16: Fish Sticks, Coleslaw, Chips, Pears, and Milk.
Breakfast:
Tuesday: Breakfast Burritos, Fruit, and Milk
Wednesday: French Toast Sticks, Sausage, Mixed Fruit, and Milk
Thursday: Biscuits and Gravy, Applesauce, and Milk
GO BOBCATS!!
Keeping you informed on Custer County EMS Contributor Chloe Reinke and Steph Giebeig
EMTs and Paramedics both specialize in emergency medicine but what’s the difference? The terms are not interchangeable, and the qualifications are different. An EMT is the foundation of emergency care, and they take care of patients at a basic level. An EMT’s assessment skills, mainly the ability to determine the severity of a situation, are the backbone of their training. They are capable of starting IVs, giving some medications, and administering CPR. However, EMTs cannot give pain meds. The EMT class is 170 hours while the paramedic class is between 1200-1800 hours. A paramedic is the highest level of pre-hospital care offered in the US. They are required to go through two years of schooling, have previous experience as an EMT, and have a much wider scope of practice and skill set. A paramedic can intubate, perform needle decompression, cardioversion, can pace a heart, and give a wide range of medications for cardiac, respiratory, pain, and other conditions. EMTs and Paramedics are certified at both the state and national levels. They complete continuing education hours and must remain active in order to maintain their licensure. Since 2018, Custer County EMS has staffed one paramedic and one EMT to be at the ambulance base and ready for calls 24/7/365. Having a paramedic always on duty allows us to deliver advanced life support to the community and offer better patient outcomes. The EMTs and Paramedics work together to serve patients and provide high-quality emergency services to the county and surrounding areas.
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Gabriel R Shank pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 10-19 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant was ordered to pay $173 in fines and costs.
Erin Elizabeth Baker pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 20-24 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant was ordered to pay $253 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. Megan Alexa Speaks pleaded guilty and was received a deferred sentence for Speeding 20-24 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant was ordered to pay $253 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. Jeffrey Paul Gunter pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Driving Under the Influence. Defendant was ordered to pay $1,292.50 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: Court enters a deferred sentence. Five days jail suspended upon successful completion of alcohol evaluation, treatment, and requirements of probation. Fine suspended upon successful completion of probation of probation with no revocations. Restitution open for 91-days. No alcohol. No controlled substances without a valid RX. No criminal offenses. Comply with all recommendations of probation including any other evaluations and treatment that probation deems necessary, including monitored sobriety. Complete level education required. Complete UPS. Serve on one MADD Victim Impact Panel. |
Bruce P Kessler was found guilty of Seatbelt Not Used. Defendant was ordered to pay $147 in fines and costs.
Nicholas Patrick Lopez was found guilty of Speeding 20-24 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. He was ordered to pay $312 in fines and costs. William R Taylor was found guilty of Speeding Too Fast for Conditions. He was ordered to pay $192.50 in fines and costs. Ryan Thomas Bronson pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 10-19 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. He was ordered to pay $172 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. William China Madesi Asaba pleaded guilty and was found guilty of Driving Under Restraint. He was ordered to pay $129.50 in fines and costs. |
January 29, 2023
Nothing to Report.
January 30, 2023
23-0063: Charles Carlin was issued a Speeding Ticket.
23-0062: Deputies took a report of harassment by a party on Dilly Road.
January 31, 2023
23-0064: Deputies responded to Silver Cliff to take a dog bite report. The dog was transported to the animal shelter in Fremont County.
February 1, 2023
23-0066: Chad Oxender was issued a summons for No Proof of Insurance.
23-0065: Brandon Endsley was issued a Summons for Littering in Silver Cliff.
February 2, 2023
23-0070: Robert Pratt was issued a Summons for Running a Stop Sign and No Proof of Insurance.
23-0069: Deputies investigated a traffic crash on CR 244.
23-0068: Deputies investigated a complaint of Criminal Mischief.
23-0067: Deputies received a complaint of telephone harassment and threats to a local business.
February 3, 2023
23-0073: Patricia Mckenzie was arrested for Driving While Ability Impaired.
23-0072: Justin Roberts was arrested for Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Distribute and Intoxicated Pedestrian on the Highway.
23-0071: Philip Hall was issued a Summons for Expired Registration and No Proof of Insurance.
February 4, 2023
23-0074: Daryl Huschka, Jr. was issued a Summons for Speeding.
February 5, 2023
23-0075: Matthew Steinhoff was issued a Ticket for Speeding.
Nothing to Report.
January 30, 2023
23-0063: Charles Carlin was issued a Speeding Ticket.
23-0062: Deputies took a report of harassment by a party on Dilly Road.
January 31, 2023
23-0064: Deputies responded to Silver Cliff to take a dog bite report. The dog was transported to the animal shelter in Fremont County.
February 1, 2023
23-0066: Chad Oxender was issued a summons for No Proof of Insurance.
23-0065: Brandon Endsley was issued a Summons for Littering in Silver Cliff.
February 2, 2023
23-0070: Robert Pratt was issued a Summons for Running a Stop Sign and No Proof of Insurance.
23-0069: Deputies investigated a traffic crash on CR 244.
23-0068: Deputies investigated a complaint of Criminal Mischief.
23-0067: Deputies received a complaint of telephone harassment and threats to a local business.
February 3, 2023
23-0073: Patricia Mckenzie was arrested for Driving While Ability Impaired.
23-0072: Justin Roberts was arrested for Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Distribute and Intoxicated Pedestrian on the Highway.
23-0071: Philip Hall was issued a Summons for Expired Registration and No Proof of Insurance.
February 4, 2023
23-0074: Daryl Huschka, Jr. was issued a Summons for Speeding.
February 5, 2023
23-0075: Matthew Steinhoff was issued a Ticket for Speeding.
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