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Council adopts police ride-along policy, approves equipment repairs and firefighter pay change

Mulberry City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Mulberry adopted a new ride-along policy for the police department and approved several equipment and pay actions: tires for the police truck, a $1,270.96 repair for the funeral cart, and a new rule to pay paged firefighters even if a call is canceled.

The council reviewed a ride-along policy, application and waiver left by Officer Joey; after brief review TJ Duncan moved to adopt the policy, Ken Collins seconded and the motion carried. The council also approved buying tires for the police truck from Arma Sales and Service on Allan Adelman's motion, seconded by Ken Collins.

Allan Adelman moved that firefighters who are paged out should be paid even if the call is later canceled; TJ Duncan seconded and the motion carried. Ernie reported the funeral cart repair in Joplin will cost $1,270.96 and that he will pick it up the next day. The fire department reported one fire call over the weekend and that staff prepared 1,100 eggs for the April 5 Easter egg hunt.