Oak Ridge police chief discusses MOU, impounding ordinance and laptop disposal
Summary
Chief Bill Weatherly reviewed an MOU tied to Impounding Ordinance No. 74-24 and raised procedures for destroying old laptops and removing them from inventory during the council's Sept. 9 meeting.
At the Sept. 9 meeting Chief Bill Weatherly briefed the council on a memorandum of understanding connected to the city's previously approved Impounding Ordinance No. 74-24 and on department procedures for handling obsolete electronic equipment. "MOU was discussed regarding the previously approved Impounding Ordinance 74-24. There was discussion on proper destruction of old laptops and removing from inventory," the minutes state.
Weatherly's remarks were presented as an informational item rather than a recorded motion; the council did not take a separate formal vote on equipment-disposal procedures in the minutes. The council did not record a directive in the minutes to adopt a new destruction policy during this session.
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