Killington
posted
Aug 23, 2012
The Killington Transfer Station was broken into between Monday
afternoon and Saturday morning, August 6-11. The cash box was
robbed. Approximately $40 was stolen.
David Proc discovered the cash missing on Saturday morning when
he returned to work. He reported it to State Police and Town
Manager Seth Webb, who reported it to both Constables immediately.
Whit Montgomery responded, visited the scene, photographed the
damage and filed a report.
It appeared as though someone use a screwdriver to break into
the building. There are clear signs of forced entry.
In order to prevent future theft the town will instituted a "no
cash" policy at the Transfer Station. Residents will now be
required to pre-purchase at the Town Offices. Signage at the
transfer station will alert residents of this change as well as
update website info.
The town will also creat smaller punch card amounts of 5 ($12) and
10 bags ($24); current options are 24 bag ($57), 48 bags
($114).
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Killington Transfer Station, robbery
