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Board approves Secondary Road Patrol grant amendment to replace crash‑mapping equipment
Summary
Calhoun County approved a Secondary Road Patrol grant budget amendment that reallocates staffing savings to buy total station crash‑mapping equipment; the amendment did not change the grant total and passed 7–0.
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The Calhoun County Board of Commissioners approved a budget amendment for an already‑approved Secondary Road Patrol grant on Sept. 16. County staff explained the amendment reallocates savings in personnel costs to the equipment line to replace the sheriff’s total station mapping equipment used for fatal-crash investigations; the grant’s total amount was not increased.
Commissioner Kathy‑Sue Vette moved the amendment and Commissioner Jake Smith seconded. The board approved the amendment on a roll‑call vote of 7‑0 (Res.155‑2021).
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