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Council approves three-year police services agreement with Breitung Township

City of Tower City Council · December 8, 2025
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Summary

The City of Tower approved a three-year Law Enforcement Services Agreement with Breitung Township, including a revised Schedule D for 2026 addressing overtime; the motion passed unanimously.

Councilor Bob Anderson moved on Dec. 8 to accept a three-year Law Enforcement Services Agreement between the City of Tower and Breitung Township; Councilor Joe Morin seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Council reviewed Schedule D for the 2026 year and discussed overtime charging under the new agreement. No vote counts beyond unanimous approval were recorded in the minutes. The accepted agreement extends law enforcement services under a three-year term and reflected adjustments to overtime terms discussed at the meeting.

The council directed staff to finalize the executed agreement with Breitung Township and to incorporate Schedule D provisions for 2026 in the city's contract records.