Forsyth hires new police officer

Tuesday, November 29, 2022 at 12:00 AM

Photo credit to AJ Fahr at Branson Tri-Lakes News - Christina Algya was sworn in as the newest police officer for the city of Forsyth by City Clerk Cheyenne Beasley.

The city of Forsyth is filling positions left vacant by the resignations of several police officers.

During the Monday, Nov. 21, Forsyth Board of Aldermen meeting, the aldermen unanimously voted to approve hiring a new officer, Christina Algya.

The Forsyth Police Department is building back up after all but one officer, Michele Rackley, handed in their resignations. All the resignations were officially accepted by the Forsyth Board of Aldermen at the Monday, Nov. 21 meeting, except Chief David Forrest’s; whose resignation was accepted at the Thursday, Oct. 13 meeting.

The whole article can be read at bransontrilakesnews.com.

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