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Sheriff’s office reports drug interdiction successes, convictions and budget underspend
Summary
Chief deputy JT Miller reported several drug prosecutions handled locally and with federal partners and said the sheriff’s office budget is about 10% under projection.
Chief Deputy J.T. Miller reported on law‑enforcement activity for the previous month. Miller said deputies assisted with federal drug investigations and reported a federal felony drug plea by an individual identified as Shelly Curtis and a capias arrest for Michael Miller. He also reported that local investigations led to the conviction of Angelo Mumford on multiple felony charges; Miller said Mumford’s wife, Kimberly Mumford, had been convicted the prior year.
Miller told commissioners that the amount (weight) of drugs encountered locally has diminished as higher‑level dealers are arrested and removed from the area. He said local interdiction efforts continue and that the office has conducted stops along Route 48 and supported the multi‑agency task force.
On finance, Miller said the sheriff’s office appears to be about 10% under budget year‑to‑date (approximately $100,000), which he described as a positive indicator for the remainder of the fiscal year.
No formal action was taken; commissioners thanked Miller for the report.
