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Oxford council approves 28E agreement with Johnson County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services
Summary
The Oxford City Council approved a 28E intergovernmental agreement with the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office to provide law-enforcement services, voting unanimously at its Oct. 8 meeting. The agreement was approved by motion and second with no recorded opposition; Volk was absent.
The Oxford City Council voted Oct. 8 to approve a 28E intergovernmental agreement authorizing the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office to provide law-enforcement services to the city. Council member Reihman moved the measure and Council member Hennes seconded; the motion carried by voice vote with all present members in favor.
The vote comes during a regularly scheduled meeting at Oxford City Hall where the council reviewed several other operational items. The agreement was offered as part of the Ordinances and/or Resolution portion of the agenda and no public comment or debate on the agreement was recorded in the transcript.
Council members present were Mayor Heather Johnson, Reihman, Hennes, Cooling and Walters; Council member Volk was absent. The council took the action by motion without a recorded roll-call breakdown beyond the unanimous voice vote.
