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Sheriff seeks permission to apply for $36,000 crime-scene processing grant, no match required
Summary
The sheriff's office presented a grant application for approximately $36,000 to purchase prime crime-scene processing equipment; the application requires no matching funds, and commissioners were asked for permission to proceed.
The Meigs County Sheriff's Office presented a grant application for crime-scene processing equipment worth about $36,000 and asked the commission for permission to move forward.
A staff presenter described the item succinctly to commissioners: "Sheriff's office grant application. This is a $36,000 grama. $36.08 $12.05 0 matching. Any questions for the permission? Prime scene processing equipment." The transcript records the application amount and that no matching funds were required.
Why it matters: If awarded, the grant would provide equipment intended for crime-scene processing; the transcript does not describe specific equipment models or additional costs.
Outcome: The transcript records the presentation and a call for questions; it does not record a formal vote or a final decision to approve or deny the application within the provided excerpt.
Ending: The sheriff's office application was presented and commissioners were asked for questions; no formal action on the application is recorded in the transcript excerpt.
