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Council forms Public Safety Ad Hoc Committee and appoints two members
Summary
Council created a five-member Public Safety Ad Hoc Committee (two council members, two residents and the mayor) to research and recommend law-enforcement options; Joe Higgs and Matt Gilbert were appointed as the council representatives.
The Electric City Council voted to form a Public Safety Ad Hoc Committee to study municipal law-enforcement arrangements and recommend options to the full council.
The committee will include two council members, two Electric City residents and the mayor; Councilmembers Joe Higgs and Matt Gilbert were appointed as the council representatives. The motion to form the committee was made and seconded and carried unanimously.
The committee is charged with researching and making recommendations to the council regarding law enforcement for Electric City; the minutes list the committee composition but do not set a report date or a formal timeline beyond informal follow-up at future council meetings.
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