Sheriff’s office seeks to broaden shooting‑range sublease to allow outside training
Summary
The sheriff’s office asked the board to approve updated sublease language allowing outside law‑enforcement training (for example, hosted classes by outside entities) at the county shooting range; the change was drafted by the prosecutor’s office and presented by Chief Admin Deputy Jordan Spencer.
Jordan Spencer, chief administrative deputy for the sheriff’s office, explained a proposed revision to the shooting‑range sublease language that would allow law‑enforcement training by outside entities at the county range.
“We updated the … language in section 9,” Spencer said. “What we'd like to be able to do, legally, is host outside training entities for law enforcement training.” He gave an example of an outside organization that could bring a class to the range.
A commissioner clarified that the change would permit hosting outside agencies that do not already have existing contracts with the county; Spencer confirmed that was correct. No formal vote or final signature was recorded in the excerpt, and staff said the language change had been recommended by the prosecutor’s office.
Ending
The board heard the requested change and had no objections on the record; staff will include the revised language in the sublease amendment for formal action as needed.
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