Enterprise pays new police chief about $10,000 per month

ENTERPRISE — The city of Enterprise will pay its new interim police chief about $10,000 a month, according to an agreement Beaverton and Enterprise provided Monday, Nov. 9. The six-month term of Alan Juilifs’ appointment as interim chief began Oct. 5. He remains an employee of the city of Beaverton and the payment arrangement is under an intergovernmental agreement between Enterprise and Beaverton through the the Oregon Association of Chiefs of Police’s “linebacker” program. Juilfs represented the Enterprise Police Department at the council meeting. The agreement states that Enterprise will reimburse Beaverton approximately 80% of Juilifs’ salary, not to exceed $100,000. If Juilfs and Enterprise decide he will stay on as permanent police chief, the agreement can be renegotiated afterward. “It’s still on the table,” Julifs said. “We’ll see.” The council voted 6-0 in favor of retaining Juilfs at a special meeting Sept 24. In another matter Nov.

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