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Board OKs temporary 28E law-enforcement agreement with City of Taber

Mills County Board of Supervisors · August 11, 2026
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Summary

Mills County supervisors approved a short-term 28E agreement for law-enforcement services with the City of Taber and authorized the chair to sign the contract; the motion carried after one supervisor asked about broader contact with the county sheriff.

Mills County supervisors voted to approve a temporary 28E agreement to provide law-enforcement services to the City of Taber.

The board heard from a speaker who said the two-month initial contract had been discussed with the city and that the mayor reported positive reception to the county's approach. The presenter asked members to allow the chair to sign the agreement, saying it was needed due to a time deadline. "Questions I'd ask that you allow the chair to sign the contract," the presenter said.

A motion to approve the temporary 28E agreement was moved and seconded; after a brief check for questions the chair called the vote and recorded approval.

Board discussion included a question about whether the city and the county sheriff had contact; a supervisor said contact was limited, and members acknowledged operational details could continue after approval.