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Police enforce minibike ordinance; city swears in Corporal Palmer

City Council of the City of Hometown · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Deputy Chief Joseph Garrett said Hometown police will enforce the minibike ordinance and introduced Officer Palmer, who was sworn in as Corporal and moved to full-time status.

Deputy Chief Joseph Garrett updated the council on enforcement of the city’s minibike ordinance and introduced Officer Palmer, who was advanced to Corporal and sworn into full-time duty.

"We will stop juveniles, if necessary, if it is a safety concern, and have a parent pick them up. We will keep the kids safe," Garrett said while describing enforcement priorities under the existing minibike rules. Garrett introduced Officer Palmer as a night-shift officer being promoted; Clerk Walker performed the oath of office for Corporal Palmer during the meeting.

No policy changes were proposed; the police report noted personnel action and ongoing ordinance enforcement.