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Norcross seeks to join multi-agency SRT; council to consider MOU on consent agenda
Summary
The multi-agency Joint Special Response Team (SRT) — a tactical unit including Duluth, Lilburn and Suwanee police departments — has operated eight years; Norcross Police Department requested membership and staff was authorized to place a new MOU on the consent agenda.
Staff described the Joint Special Response Team (SRT), a collateral-duty tactical unit created through a partnership between Duluth, Lilburn and Suwanee police departments. Members serve as collateral-duty personnel while remaining employees of their home agencies and operate under their agencies' policies and procedures.
Norcross Police Department requested to become a member of the SRT, which requires a new memorandum of understanding. The council authorized staff to place the MOU on the next consent agenda for formal action.
The work session did not record a final vote to add Norcross to the SRT; the matter will return to the council for formal approval if the MOU appears on the consent agenda and is approved.
