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Monroe City Police cut back 24-hour service, enters mutual aid agreements with sheriff's departments
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Monroe City Police cut back 24-hour service, enters mutual aid agreements with sheriff's departments
Chief emphasizes emergency help will be available MONROE CITY, Mo. –Monroe City Police Chief Chief Zach James announced Friday that the department is transitioning away from 24-hour on-duty coverage starting Saturday. The chief said he regretted the move but wanted to be transparent about the operational realities he’s facing. “For reasons out of our control,…
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