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Councilmember raises concern about Reserve Officer hiring; public safety committee to meet

Asotin City Council · October 27, 2025
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Summary

Councilmember Tim Ottmar urged moving forward on the Reserve Officer position and requested that the Public Safety Committee meet with Dwayne to develop a plan; the minutes note Monte will be in training and on leave in November.

Councilmember Tim Ottmar expressed concern about the status of the Reserve Officer position and urged action to "get things moving," asking staff to coordinate a Public Safety Committee meeting. The minutes record that Ottmar asked Clerk Tina Davidson to arrange for the committee to meet with Dwayne to develop a plan.

Ottmar also noted that "Monte is gone for most of November in training and then some vacation time that needs to be used," indicating a potential staffing timing issue. The minutes do not record a vote or a formal directive beyond arranging the committee meeting; the issue appears set for committee-level follow-up.