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Sheriff's Office acknowledges $7,000 Forest Service grant for patrols
Summary
Sheriff Elbon told the commission the Sheriff's Office received a $7,000 U.S. Forest Service grant that funds deputies to conduct Forest Service patrols; the commission acknowledged the award.
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The Randolph County Commission acknowledged a $7,000 U.S. Forest Service grant on June 4 that the sheriff's office uses to fund deputies conducting Forest Service patrols.
Sheriff Elbon told the Commission the grant is part of a contract the Sheriff's Office has participated in for several years to provide Forest Service patrols and confirmed the award amount as $7,000. The acknowledgement was recorded during the meeting; no vote tally was listed beyond the recorded acknowledgement.
The Commission proceeded to other agenda items after the acknowledgement; no additional operational or budgetary changes tied to the grant were recorded in the meeting minutes.
