Onalaska to eye tow truck operations
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From Enterprise Staff
The Onalaska City Council will review and consider approval of an ordinance regulating tow truck operations within the city limits during its regular meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Numerous resolutions will be reviewed and considered for approval by Council. One is for the Texas Department of Public Safety’s failure to appear program interlocal cooperation contract. One is for submission of the body worn camera program grant application. One is for submission of the Riffle resistant vest program grant application. One is for submission of the criminal justice equipment and training grant application.
The 2023 racial profiling report from the Onalaska Police Department will be presented.
Several personnel matters are on the agenda. Council is expected to accept the resignation of Sara Armstrong as full-time communications operator and approve a change of status to labor pool communications operator. Additionally, Council will review and consider approval of Joy Smith and Ryan Lege as full-time communications operators with the standard probationary period.
Reports will be presented on behalf of the police department, fire department, fire marshal/building inspector and library representative.
Other items on the agenda include approval of the minutes, vouchers and financial reports.
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