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Calhoun County approves Jolley 28E law-enforcement agreement
Summary
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the Jolley 28E Law Enforcement Agreement after presentation by County Sheriff Pat Riley; the board also heard an update on the School Resource Officer program but took no action on it.
Pat Riley, Calhoun County Sheriff, presented the Jolley 28E Law Enforcement Agreement and asked the board to approve it. Scott Jacobs moved to approve the agreement, Cory Ridgely seconded, and the motion carried with all ayes.
Sheriff Riley also provided an update on the county’s School Resource Officer program and its budget; the board did not take action on the SRO program at this meeting. The record shows the law-enforcement agreement was adopted during the regular session, with no amendments or additional conditions noted.
The board’s approval authorizes the county to proceed under the terms of the Jolley 28E agreement as presented; the motion was recorded as passed. No effective date or contract details beyond the motion were specified in the meeting record.
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