Months ago, an anonymous tip texting system was created through a grant provided to the Oxford County Sherriff’s Office, and since it’s creation it hasn’t gained much attention. Although there has only been one tip sent to the sheriff’s office since it’s creation, local community coordinators are pushing for it’s popularity to spread through Oxford Hills.
“I’d love to see the idea spread,” said Healthy Oxford Hills Program Coordinator Chris Davis…
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