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City Council debates crucial funding for police coverage

July 28, 2024 | Depoe Bay, Lincoln County, Oregon



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City Council debates crucial funding for police coverage
During a recent council meeting, discussions centered around the potential hiring of two deputies for the sheriff's department, a move aimed at enhancing public safety in the community. One council member recounted a previous arrangement where a vehicle was loaned to the department, humorously noting that a mannequin was used to represent police presence at the time. This anecdote underscored the importance of having adequate law enforcement resources.

The council deliberated on whether to accept the current terms of the agreement for the deputies or to negotiate new terms. A member emphasized the necessity of ensuring that the community is fully covered by law enforcement, suggesting that the council has a responsibility to its citizens in this regard.

Additionally, there was a proposal to revise the contract language to align with similar agreements being considered with the city of Walport. This revision would include provisions for one deputy to respond to incidents outside the city limits, reflecting a proactive approach to regional safety concerns. The council is expected to continue discussions on this matter, weighing the implications of the proposed changes and the overall budgetary considerations.

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