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Committee agrees to move law enforcement office and donate leftover ammunition and memorial rifle
Summary
The Police/Personnel & Health/Safety Committee agreed to relocate the law enforcement office nearer council chambers and to donate ammunition found in the office to Buffalo County; the rifle memorializing James Zeller will be donated to the Historical Society.
The Police/Personnel & Health/Safety Committee on March 4 agreed to move the law enforcement office to an inner office near the council chambers and to donate ammunition left in the office to Buffalo County. The minutes also record that the rifle memorializing James Zeller will be donated to the Historical Society.
The meeting record does not provide details about the quantity of ammunition, security procedures for the transfer, or whether the donations were handled by motion or informal consensus. The record states only that these donations were agreed to; no vote tally or formal movers were recorded in the minutes.
Committee members noted the physical relocation of the law enforcement office but did not provide a timetable or specify equipment or staffing changes associated with the move. The minutes show the committee handled the matter as a facilities and property disposition item rather than a large-budget procurement or contract.
The committee adjourned at 3:57 p.m.
