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Willard police secure $5,000 alcohol grant; city exploring renegotiation of fire services with Brigham City
Summary
The police department received a $5,000 alcohol grant and reported an increase in DUI arrests; Mayor Mote said the city is discussing fire-service changes driven by a county fire study and may renegotiate service agreements and consider ambulance services for South Willard.
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Chief of Police Theron Fielding told the council the department received a $5,000 alcohol grant and that DUI arrests and alcohol-related incidents increased compared with the prior year.
Mayor Travis Mote said conversations with Brigham City continue about fire services following a county fire study. He said the city is looking to renegotiate its agreement with the county for services to South Willard and is exploring whether the city could provide ambulance services. No binding decisions were made at the meeting; council members requested staff continue discussions and report back when more information is available.
