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Council approves San Mateo County sheriff contract, accepts $200,000 county credit after staff audit
Summary
Woodside authorized a five‑year law enforcement contract with San Mateo County and accepted a county memorandum of understanding that provides a $200,000 credit after staff identified an accounting discrepancy.
The Woodside Town Council on Sept. 9 authorized Mayor Domkowski to sign a five‑year law enforcement services agreement with the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office and accepted a memorandum of understanding that grants the town a $200,000 credit tied to contract accounting issues identified by staff.
Town Manager Jason Ledbetter told the council that staff had found a roughly $100,000 overcharge in the previous contract’s spreadsheet entries stemming from a service row that no longer existed, and county administrators agreed to provide a $200,000 credit to reconcile the current year and make both the sheriff’s and town budgets whole.
Council approved the resolution authorizing the law enforcement contract (term: July 1, 2025–June 30, 2030) and separately accepted the county MOU by roll‑call votes. The votes…
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