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Evart work session reviews proposed K9 police program; no funding decision
Summary
At a July 6 work session, City Manager Pepper Lockhart distributed information about a proposed K9 police program and answered questions from council; no formal motion or appropriation was made.
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The City of Evart discussed a proposed K9 police program at its July 6, 2026 work session after City Manager Pepper Lockhart distributed information to council and staff members. Mayor ProTem Sandy Szeliga called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.; Mayor Elkins arrived at 6:04 p.m.
Lockhart provided an overview of the program materials and responded to council questions. The session record shows staff presented program information but did not record a formal vote, motion, or funding authorization during the work session. Police Chief John Beam was listed among present staff; no budget figures or contract terms for a K9 unit were provided in the meeting notes.
