County accepts DOJ grant for Buffalo Ridge Drug Task Force
Summary
The board accepted a Department of Justice Office of Public Safety grant that provides two rounds of funding totaling $144,537 for the Buffalo Ridge Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force; Pipestone County will serve as fiscal agent.
Pipestone County commissioners voted to accept an Office of Justice Programs (OJP) Office of Public Safety grant to support the Buffalo Ridge Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force. Sheriff’s staff said the county is fiscal agent for the task force and that the award comprises two rounds of funding totaling $144,537. The sheriff said operations will continue unchanged and that the county would execute necessary contract documents.
The board accepted the grant and authorized staff to complete required signatures and documentation; staff indicated a resolution would be prepared if needed for county records. The grant acceptance was approved by voice vote.
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