R.C. Cox and Andrew Miles made the announcement at the Levy Improvement movement meeting at North Heights recreation center. Several candidates were scheduled to speak Thursday night and each were given a set time to introduce themselves to the group who have been gathering monthly for about the past year. The first to take the floor was Phil Wyrick who is running for Pulaski County Judge. He told of how if elected he would correct the problems with the jail that has been so troublesome to us all in the past several years. He went on to describe ow he would do this by setting priorities and stop the frivolous spending on pet projects until the basic needs were met.





Walter "Bubba" Lloyds message was similar, but included that he would not be sitting in Hotel lobbies or resorts every three weeks even after the basic needs of the city were provided . He insisted that if elected he would not close a fire station but would build and staff another one on the east side and then look to building and staffing another one on the north side in the newly annexed areas around Kellogg acres. He says he will do this by straightening out the priorities of the city and end all spending on pet projects and make the city administration accountable to the people of the city.





Mr Lloyd then asked that he give a little time to R.C. Cox that wanted to talk to the group. Mr. Cox then took the floor and told the group that The FOP and the Fire Union had taken votes this week. And that they stood united with the retired firemen and Police to stand behind and endorse Walter "Bubba" Lloyd for Mayor of this great city. Alan Tetkoski representative of the fire union joined Cox and Andrew Miles at the front of the room as they stood together with Bubba Lloyd.












Alan Tetkoski and Bubba Lloyd