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County commissioners approve $14,500 canine purchase for sheriff's office
Summary
The county commission approved a $14,500 purchase of a canine for the sheriff's office from International Canine Exchange Incorporated, funded by the sheriff's canine reserve account and a departmental overtime account; the motion passed with recorded 'Aye' votes and no opposition recorded in the transcript.
The county commissioners voted to approve the purchase of a canine for the sheriff's office totaling $14,500, the commission recorded in open session.
Commissioner said, "I'm gonna move to approve the purchase of the department's canine in the amount of $14,500 to International Canine Exchange Incorporated, with $11,250 coming from the sheriff's Canine reserve account and $3,250.83 coming from the 2026 departmental Canine overtime account." The motion was seconded and the chair called for the vote; two "Aye" responses were recorded and no opposing votes were spoken on the record.
The funding breakdown the commission recorded was $11,250 charged to the sheriff's Canine reserve account and $3,250.83 charged to the department's 2026 canine overtime account. The transcript records the mover and a second and shows the affirmative votes but does not identify any dissenting votes.
The purchase, as recorded in the meeting transcript, directs the sheriff's office to complete procurement with the vendor identified as International Canine Exchange Incorporated and to charge the specified accounts as described. The commission did not set additional conditions or a follow-up schedule during the recorded discussion.
The session then moved on to other agenda items; no further action on the canine purchase was recorded.
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