Arrest log roundup with charges, times, places, bonds, and court dates from Farmington PD—no speculation, just the record. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
Farmington’s week ahead: wetlands meet on Oct 1, absentee ballots start Oct 3, party meetings and voter-outreach run all weekend—plus statewide debates and civic events to watch from home.
Farmington arrest log: one warrant arrest, $50K bond, court 9/26. Facts only, jokes optional. Thanks to Farmington Storage
for the Museum Air™. 😎📦
Three Farmington arrests in 36 minutes: Eric D. Baker charged with larceny 3rd and two failure-to-appear counts. Thanks to Farmington Storage
for the museum air. 🖼️
Farmington weighs an America 250 celebration with Avon: fireworks, music, food trucks, and history tents—plus a budget split and a field big enough to keep the fields, well, playable.
Farmington arrest log, Sept. 19–22: charges, bonds, officers, court dates. Thanks to Farmington Storage’s Museum Air™ for keeping things crisp. 📜🚓
Farmington’s HDC approved a Brickyard Walk hanging sign at 769 Farmington Ave and a 16 kW solar array at 93 Main. Staff confirmed the Winchell-Smith Dam removal and a Nov. 6 oral-histories training.
Farmington’s latest arrest log: two incidents, posted bonds, and a court date—presented with maximum context, minimum hysteria, and a wink. Innocent until proven guilty. We’re slow news done right.
Farmington’s bike committee weighed e-bike speed limits, sidewalk rules, bollard fixes, and school safety programs as new state operation laws take effect Oct. 1, with a white paper and ordinance next.
Farmington PD’s 24-hour arrest log: one arrest, five charges, full timestamps, court date, incident number—everything you need, nothing invented. Allegations only; innocence presumed.
