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County to renew lease with Toledo Indian Tribe for sheriff office space; terms, exclusivity changes noted
Summary
County staff presented a planned five-year lease renewal with the Toledo Indian Tribe for space that houses a sheriff detachment and said the new lease clarifies exclusive secure space for sheriff operations.
County staff told the Board of County Commissioners on July 14 they plan to renew a long-standing lease with the Toledo Indian Tribe for the building that hosts a West End detachment of the Sheriff’s Office.
Background and term: Staff said the county has leased that space since 2010 and that the proposed renewal would be the third five-year renewal under the same arrangement. The agreement was described as a five-year fixed-rate renewal.
Changes and security: Staff said the new contract clarifies exclusive use of a portion of the building for secure sheriff operations — a change from prior arrangements in which some areas were shared. "It was more it was just easier to have that be exclusive," a county staff member said, explaining the change was to meet criminal-history information security needs.
Cost and next steps: Staff said the cost will increase from the prior monthly rent ($1,200) but did not provide an exact new monthly amount in the public meeting remarks. The staff presentation said the increase was calculated using a CPI-based method. The renewal will be placed on an upcoming consent agenda for formal approval.
No vote was taken July 14; staff said they would place the renewal on the next regular-meeting consent agenda.
