Princeton Mayor Eugene Escobar Jr. presents a proclamation recognizing Oct. 28 as National First Responders Day in the city. Public Safety Director James Waters said the proclamation honors the service and sacrifice of first responders, recognizes the support of their families and encourages community appreciation. Bob Wieland/Princeton Herald
The Princeton City Council has accepted the resignation of Place 5 Councilmember Steve Deffibaugh and will call a special election to fill his seat since his position has more than 12 months remaining.
Council also voted 6-0 at the Oct. 26 to approve a contract for Alternate City Manager David Hall but did not release details of the contract.
Councilmembers struggled to decide whether to accept or turn down a federal grant to hire six additional firefighters.
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