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Council approves school resource officer agreement with Weber School District

South Ogden City Council · July 21, 2026
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Summary

The council approved Resolution 26-20 establishing a reimbursement agreement with the Weber School District for a school resource officer; the contract phases district reimbursement from 80% in year one to 100% by year five. The council voted unanimously after a staff presentation and brief questions about coverage and contract details.

The South Ogden City Council voted to approve Resolution 26-20, authorizing an agreement with the Weber School District for a school resource officer at local schools. The police chief told the council the district will reimburse the city for 80% of salary and benefits in the first year and ramp that reimbursement up to 100% over five years.

"The 1st year they are going to base 80% of the time, 80% of the benefits ... Over the next 5 years, that will go up to a 100% of reimbursement," the police chief said during the presentation. Council members asked how absences are handled; the chief said the contract allows up to five unfilled days in year one and requires reimbursement for full days the officer is not present in later years, though the department will try to cover shifts with other officers when possible.

Supporters noted the agreement is tied to the actual officer at each school, so reimbursement reflects the specific salary and benefit costs rather than a flat per-site amount. The council moved to approve, a roll call vote was held and the motion passed with all voting in favor.

The resolution and staff packet include the contract details and implementation timeline; council members said they appreciate staff negotiation on the agreement and that the arrangement will help maintain school coverage across the district.