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Clarkson Valley board approves police services agreement with Chesterfield
Summary
The Clarkson Valley Board of Aldermen unanimously passed Bill No. 0599 on June 23, 2026, authorizing a policing services agreement with the City of Chesterfield; minutes do not list contract terms or cost details.
The Clarkson Valley Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Bill No. 0599 on June 23, 2026, authorizing a police services agreement with the City of Chesterfield and directing the mayor to execute the contract on behalf of the city.
City Administrator Megan Eldridge read the ordinance for the first time and later read it again after a motion to proceed with a second reading. Alderman Courtney Birkel moved to read the bill for a second time; Alderman Tracy Nuelle seconded. Following the second reading, the board conducted a roll-call vote. Yes votes were recorded from Aldermen Jeff Schweig, Andrew Low, Brock MacDonald, Courtney Birkel, Lin Midyett and Tracy Nuelle. Mayor Sue McNamara declared Bill No. 0599 passed.
The minutes identify the ordinance only as authorizing a policing services agreement with Chesterfield; they do not specify the length of the contract, financial terms, staffing levels, or the scope of patrol or investigative services. City Attorney Patrick Butler joined the meeting later and raised a separate procedural point about a posted start-time discrepancy (see minutes). The minutes do not record public comment or additional discussion about operational details of the policing agreement.
The ordinance directs the mayor to execute the agreement; no further implementation steps or timelines are recorded in the minutes.
