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Proposed Fromberg interlocal amendment for law enforcement services fails after sheriff opposes it
Summary
A motion to approve an amendment to the Town of Fromberg interlocal agreement for law enforcement services failed after Fromberg attorney Dennison Butler said the amendment was prompted by an investigation of a Reserve Deputy and Sheriff Josh McQuillan said he did not support the change.
The Carbon County Board of Commissioners considered an amendment to the interlocal agreement with the Town of Fromberg governing law enforcement services but did not approve the change.
Fromberg attorney Dennison Butler told the board the amendment was proposed because a Reserve Deputy based in Fromberg was being investigated by the County Sheriff's Office. Carbon County Sheriff Josh McQuillan said he did not support the requested amendment. Commissioner Bill E. Bullock moved to approve the amendment; Commissioner Scott C. Miller seconded, and the motion failed. Both McQuillan and Butler left the meeting after the vote.
The minutes record the reasons offered at the meeting but do not record any follow-up action, disciplinary findings, or details of the investigation beyond Butler’s summary. The board took no further action on the interlocal agreement amendment at the July 15 meeting.
