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Board authorizes $9,000 methamphetamine ‘hot spots’ overtime grant for task force
Summary
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors authorized the chair to execute a FY24‑25 methamphetamine drug hot spots grant agreement for $9,000 to cover overtime for task force officers.
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors authorized the chair to execute a fiscal year 2024–25 methamphetamine drug hot spots grant agreement in the amount of $9,000. County staff said the annual agreement provides overtime coverage for task force officers working methamphetamine cases.
Board discussion on the item was brief. The board authorized Nathan Lisonbee (last name recorded in the meeting) to execute the agreement on behalf of the county. Supervisors voted in favor of the action; no recorded opposition was noted.
Staff described the agreement as part of an ongoing, annual program to provide overtime support for officers responding to methamphetamine investigations and enforcement; no additional programmatic changes or budget transfers were described on the record.
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