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🎙️ Welcome back to The Call Flo Show on WFLO AM 870! On this Thursday morning broadcast, Chris Wood welcomes Farmville Mayor Brian Vincent into the Francis E. Wood Studio for his regular monthly visit. The conversation covers everything from recent town council meetings and the upcoming budget process to police department recognition and one oddly persistent community mystery — the bag-covered fire hydrant near Green Front Furniture. 🌟 Highlights from Today’s Show 🏛️ Farmville Town Council Update Mayor Brian Vincent begins the conversation by discussing the most recent Farmville Town Council meeting, where the town welcomed two new police officers to the Farmville Police Department. The additions help strengthen staffing levels as the department continues recruiting officers to serve the community. During the same meeting, Sergeant Foley was recognized for his outstanding work and named the department’s Officer of the Year candidate, adding yet another accolade to his growing list of recognitions. Vincent jokes that the officer may soon need a larger mantel to hold all the awards he’s received. 💰 Budget Season Begins With the next fiscal year approaching, Vincent explains that Farmville is entering its annual budget planning phase. Department heads are already submitting their proposals and discussing priorities with town administration. Rather than working from fixed spending limits, departments submit requests based on needs, projects, and operational costs. Those requests are then evaluated by town leadership before the final budget proposal reaches the council for discussion and approval. Vincent emphasizes that public participation is a key part of the process, encouraging residents to share their opinions and ideas so the council can make informed decisions about the town’s priorities. 👥 Listening to the Community The mayor talks about the constant feedback he receives from residents — whether it’s at the grocery store, local events, ball games, or simply walking his dog around town. Those conversations help shape how he approaches policy decisions. By combining citizen input, council discussions, staff recommendations, and lessons from other communities, Vincent says he tries to build the best possible path forward for Farmville. 🚰 The Green Front Fire Hydrant Mystery Near the end of the interview, Chris brings up a question from a listener known as “First Time Caller.” The issue: a fire hydrant near Green Front Furniture that has been covered with a black plastic bag for months, sparking curiosity among locals. Vincent finally provides the answer. The hydrant is old, damaged, and scheduled for removal, and the town plans to relocate the replacement hydrant farther down the sidewalk behind the building because its current location is not ideal for emergency access. For the curious listeners who have been wondering about it for months, the mystery is officially solved. 🎧 Transition Back to the Show After Mayor Vincent signs off, Noah Messarge joins Chris in the studio and the show returns to its usual relaxed rhythm — discussing weather forecasts, birthdays, and the everyday conversations that keep the Call Flo Show connected to the Southside Virginia community. 📻 Classic Call Flo Community Radio From town budgets and police recognition to neighborhood curiosities like a mysterious fire hydrant, this episode highlights what makes the Call Flo Show unique: local leadership, community questions, and conversations that keep Farmville informed.