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Lowry City approves police records subscription and stop-sticks, notes staffing change
Summary
Police Chief Charles Hodges reported 23 tickets since April, said one officer resigned and the position has been filled, and the board unanimously approved a $2,200 annual records system subscription and a $554 set of stop sticks.
Police Chief Charles Hodges reported to the Lowry City Board of Aldermen on June 17 that officers issued 23 tickets since the last report in April and that one officer had resigned because of a move; the department has already filled the vacancy.
Hodges asked the board to approve a records management system subscription at a cost of $2,200 annually and to purchase a set of stop sticks for $554. On motions from Alderman Sean Langston with seconds from Alderman Shirley Edmunds, the board unanimously approved both expenditures.
The approvals will allow the department to maintain records electronically and add vehicle-stopping equipment to its inventory. The minutes record the purchases as routine departmental expenditures; no additional funding sources or contract details were provided in the meeting record.
