Paul Budrow returned to Twisp in the same color uniform, but different insignia.
He knew his way around the Twisp Civic Building and began work 8 am Monday on his first day back. After signing paperwork and taking the oath of office, Budrow said he “immediately” knocked on doors of houses known to be involved in illegal activities.
“We had knocks and talks. We talked to them and let them know that we’re in town.…
