Board accepts $102,500 highway safety grant for Rogers County Sheriff's Office
The board authorized acceptance of a $102,500 Oklahoma Highway Safety Grant to fund overtime for highway traffic safety enforcement and impaired-driving patrols, and authorized the chairman to sign the contract in OGX.
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The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners voted Sept. 14 to accept a $102,500 Oklahoma Highway Safety Grant awarded to the Rogers County Sheriff's Office. Chairman Ron Burrows introduced the grant item and said it would "be utilized to pay overtime for highway traffic safety enforcement and impaired driving."
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