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Council authorizes updated interlocal agreement with school district for first‑responder roles
Summary
Freeport's council unanimously approved a resolution allowing the police and fire chiefs to sign an updated interlocal agreement with the local school district to formalize first‑responder coordination required under House Bill 33 (the "Uvalde Strong" legislation).
The council considered and unanimously approved Resolution No. 2026-30602 to authorize the police chief and fire chief to enter an updated interlocal agreement with the local school district. A chief explained the action is "house cleaning" to formalize existing practices and to comply with requirements stemming from House Bill 33, often referred to as the "Uvalde Strong Act."
The chief said the agreement does not change the services first responders provide but documents responsibilities in a memorandum of understanding. The council moved, seconded and approved the resolution without further amendment.
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