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Sheriff’s office accepts donated canine tracking devices and donations for K-9 program; court hears K‑9 replacement costs
Summary
Commissioners accepted an anonymous donation covering four Visitec Spy Spot canine-tracking units (total $1,301.52) and a separate $200 gift for the sheriff’s K-9 program; the sheriff reported one dog was retired early for health reasons and replacement dogs can cost $10,000–$15,000 each.
The Harrison County Commissioners Court on Jan. 17 accepted two donations to the sheriff’s office and heard a K-9 program status update.
The court approved acceptance of an anonymous donation to purchase four Visitec Spy Spot tracking devices for county canines, totaling $1,301.52. County presenters said the units…
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