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Calhoun County approves fingerprint machine and Ford Interceptor for sheriff's office
Summary
The Board approved the sheriff's purchases of a fingerprint machine from IDEMIA Identity & Security USA and a 2024 Ford Interceptor from Stivers Ford; sheriff flagged possible future need for additional dispatchers.
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 13 approved two purchases for the sheriff’s office: a fingerprint machine from IDEMIA Identity & Security USA, LLC and a 2024 Ford Interceptor from Stivers Ford. Both purchases were approved unanimously (motions by Scott Jacobs, seconded by Scott Becker).
Sheriff Pat Riley presented department updates and noted the possibility that the county may need more dispatchers in the future; no staffing actions were taken during this meeting.
The purchases were processed as routine equipment procurements and recorded in the minutes as approved motions. No contract numbers or purchase prices were provided in the transcript.
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