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Conway council approves mutual-aid agreement with North Myrtle Beach police

Conway City Council · June 25, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting, the Conway City Council approved a resolution authorizing a mutual-aid and law-enforcement support agreement with the City of North Myrtle Beach Police Departments and authorized the city manager to sign the document; the vote tally and names of movers/seconders were not specified in the transcript.

The Conway City Council approved a resolution authorizing a mutual-aid and law-enforcement support agreement between the City of Conway and the City of North Myrtle Beach Police Departments and authorized the city manager to sign the document, the clerk said.

The clerk read the resolution aloud as "a resolution to approve a mutual aid and law enforcement support agreement between the city of Conway and the City of North Myrtle Beach Police Departments and to authorize the city manager to sign the document," and a council member moved and another seconded the motion. The transcript does not identify who moved or seconded the motion.

The clerk asked for council and public comment and, hearing none, called for a vote. Council members responded "Aye," and the clerk declared, "Ayes have it," indicating the resolution was adopted. The transcript does not provide a numeric vote tally or show individual votes by name.

After the resolution vote, the council approved a motion to adjourn. A short, informal exchange followed in which meeting participants noted "4 officers" assigned to an event and asked how many days it would run; an answer in the record indicated it was on Saturday. No additional formal actions or votes were recorded in the transcript.

The meeting record in the transcript is limited: movers and seconders for the motions and precise vote counts are not specified.