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Timberlake council approves emergency appropriations amendment and authorizes police range training at Eastlake PD
Summary
At a special July 22 meeting, the Village of Timberlake council unanimously approved Resolution 2024-15 to amend 2024 appropriations—adding $250 for range training and $600 for optical scopes—and Resolution 2024-16 to allow Timberlake officers to train and certify at the Eastlake Police Department range for AR-15 and Remington shotgun qualification.
At a special meeting on July 22, the Village of Timberlake council unanimously approved two emergency resolutions to amend the village's 2024 appropriations and to authorize police range training at a neighboring department.
The council approved Resolution No. 2024-15 after Mr. O'Leary recommended amending Exhibit A to add $250 for range training and $600 for optical scopes. Council member Jerry Joyce moved to add the items to Exhibit A; Margaret Joyce seconded, and the amendment was approved on a roll-call vote. Margaret Joyce then moved to adopt Resolution 2024-15 and Nancy Marra seconded. Council member Ryan Konrad asked whether Fund 2903 (Law Enforcement Professional Training) had a $3,200 balance and whether the $600 would be added to Line Item 1000-110-420-000; Mr. O'Leary confirmed those details. The resolution passed unanimously.
The council also approved Resolution No. 2024-16, which authorizes the Timberlake Police Department to receive range training at the Eastlake Police Department for AR-15 and Remington shotgun qualification. The council suspended the three-reading rule on a motion by Nancy Marra, seconded by Jerry Joyce. Jerry Joyce moved to approve Resolution 2024-16; Nancy Marra seconded. Ryan Konrad confirmed with the police chief that Eastlake’s range master (name not provided in the record) would provide the training and certification; Joyce said the training would likely take place the following week. The resolution passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.
The special meeting closed with a motion to adjourn by Ryan Konrad, seconded by Nancy Marra. The meeting ended at 6:36 p.m. The posted next regular meeting is Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.
