MOCKSVILLE, N.C. — The City of Mocksville is contemplating disbanding the Mocksville Police Division and getting into right into a contract with the Davie County Sheriff’s Workplace to supply regulation enforcement within the city limits, the city stated in a information launch on Thursday.
The city board will meet on Might 4 at 6 p.m. to think about the proposal.
In keeping with the discharge, disbanding the police division and getting into into the contract with the sheriff’s workplace would save the city $1.3 million over the course of the three-year contract time period.
All autos and tools could be transferred to the sheriff’s workplace.
If the city approves the contract, the Mocksville Police Division is not going to be funded after June 30 and all positions will likely be eradicated.
The city stated the contract would enhance “boots on the bottom” street-level protection of regulation enforcement by 75 p.c.
To learn the complete launch from the city, click here.
