WESTMINSTER : Fry Chosen to Head Solid Waste Board
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City Councilman Frank Fry has been selected chairman of the Orange County Solid Waste Enforcement Board.
Fry, 64, was appointed to serve on the seven-member board by the Orange County League of Cities.
The board is responsible for enforcing regulations at the county’s four dumps: Olinda, Coyote Canyon, Santiago Canyon and Prima Deshecha.
Fry is a retired Von’s grocery store employee and has lived in Westminster since 1957.
A former mayor, he was first elected to the City Council in 1966. With the exception of 1980-84, he has served on the council every year since.
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