Sheriff’s office reports improved staffing, pressing capital needs for RMS and vehicles
Sheriff’s Office presenters told commissioners overtime has fallen as hiring improved but flagged capital needs including a records management system migration (county share ≈ $1.025M), 10 patrol vehicles for next year and training‑center and marine/diving equipment requests.
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A sheriff’s office representative summarized staffing gains and capital requests during the county’s Sept. 29 budget continuation, saying vacancies for deputy positions have dropped to single digits after intensive hiring and background processing efforts.
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