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Village
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Salado
was first incorporated in 1867. The only record of the incorporation
is in George W. Tyler's book "The History of Bell County" on page
286. Application for incorporation was made under the general law
and the county courts in January 1867 and authorized an election
for town officers. On February 23, Judge O. T. Tyler was elected
mayor and a board of aldermen was chosen. These officials appointed
the other officers, among them Colonel Thomas H. Jones as treasurer.
No one knows why or when the village let the incorporation lapse.
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In
August of 2000, the Village of Salado, once again, voted to incorporate.
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On
November 7, 2000, a Mayor, five Aldermen and a Marshal were elected
to office.
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Current
Officials.
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Mayor
- Rick Ashe
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Mayor
ProTem - Michael Cooper
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Alderman
- Merle Stalcup
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Alderman
- Suzi Epps
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Alderman
- Curt Strong
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Alderman
- Forrest Holloway
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Police
Chief - Alan Rogers
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The
official Village newspaper is the Salado Village Voice.
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The
official bank is The First State Bank of Salado.
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| Dates and times of Village of Salado Board meetings will be posted at the Salado Civic Center, the Municipal Building and on this web site 72 hours before each meeting. |
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