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Coolidge council discusses June convention, training costs and police funding needs

City of Coolidge Workshop · April 8, 2025
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Summary

Council discussed the June 20–24 annual convention with $500 registration, training-class options, possible scholarships and the need for additional funding for police training; the city manager offered to pay his lodging if the city covers registration.

During the April 8 workshop, council members reviewed details for the City Council’s June 20–24 annual convention. The council noted $500 registration cost per attendee and discussed available training classes and the total budget allocated for training. Members raised the need for additional funding so police personnel can attend training; the possibility of offering scholarships to offset registration costs was discussed.

City Manager Lonnie Adamson said he would be willing to pay his own lodging costs if the city covered registration fees for attendees. No formal action was recorded in the workshop minutes; council discussion focused on budget implications and possible scholarship support.