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Council authorizes PDAC to review school resource officer contract and pursue recruiting help

Wymore City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized the Police Department Advisory Committee to review a cooperative contract with Southern Schools and the Gage County sheriff for a school resource officer who would also perform patrol duties, and separately authorized PDAC to pursue a recruiting agency to help fill police openings.

The Wymore City Council authorized its Police Department Advisory Committee (PDAC) to pursue two personnel- and public-safety-related initiatives at its Aug. 20 meeting.

On a motion by Councilperson Neil Van Boening, seconded by Max Allen, the council allowed PDAC to review a cooperative contract between the City of Wymore, Southern Schools and the Gage County sheriff that would combine school resource officer duties with patrol responsibilities; the motion carried 4-0. The minutes record that PDAC advises moving forward with the cooperative opportunity and that the position would be through the sheriff’s office.

Separately, PDAC brought forward the idea of hiring a recruiting agency to assist with searches for open police department positions and requested involvement from application through interview. On a motion by Neil Van Boening, seconded by Sue Sapp, the council authorized PDAC to pursue a recruiting agency for the police department; the motion carried 4-0.

Both authorizations are at the review and planning stage: the council granted PDAC the authority to review and pursue options but did not adopt a final intergovernmental agreement or sign a contract during the meeting. Any contract terms, costs, and final approvals would require subsequent review and formal action by the council.