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Commissioners approve MOU with Montana Highway Patrol to use county incinerator for narcotics disposal
Summary
Sheriff Josh McQuillan explained a Memorandum of Understanding with the Montana Highway Patrol to use the county incinerator to safely dispose of narcotics; the board approved the agreement by motion.
The Carbon County Board of County Commissioners approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the Montana Highway Patrol to permit use of the county incinerator for safe disposal of seized narcotics.
Sheriff Josh McQuillan joined the meeting to explain that the MOU is intended to help manage and dispose of narcotics in a safe manner. Commissioner Bill Bullock moved to approve the Montana Highway Patrol Memorandum of Understanding Incinerator Use Agreement; Commissioner Scott Blain seconded and the motion carried.
The transcript records approval of the agreement but does not include operational details such as chain-of-custody procedures, scheduling, or any administrative fees. Those procedural specifics would be addressed in implementing documents or operational protocols between the sheriff’s office and the Montana Highway Patrol.
