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Bland supervisors approve $20,000 for patrol vehicle and $18,217 for police equipment
Summary
On Dec. 17 the Bland County Board of Supervisors appropriated $20,000 to the sheriff's Selective Enforcement budget for a vehicle and $18,217.10 to the Sheriff's Blue Line budget for police equipment; both motions passed unanimously.
The Bland County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 17 approved two appropriations for the sheriff’s office: $20,000 to the Selective Enforcement budget for purchase of a vehicle and $18,217.10 to the Blue Line budget for police equipment. Both appropriations passed by unanimous roll call votes.
Supervisor Randy Johnson moved to appropriate $20,000 to the Selective Enforcement budget for a vehicle; Supervisor Patrick Groseclose seconded and the motion carried with all four supervisors voting yea. Supervisor Patrick Groseclose moved to appropriate $18,217.10 to the Sheriff's Blue Line budget for police equipment; Supervisor Randy Johnson seconded and the board again recorded unanimous support.
Sheriff Jason Ramsey had earlier updated the board on formation of a six-member TAC team; the minutes do not specify which vehicles or equipment models will be purchased or the source line items beyond the Selective Enforcement and Blue Line budget entries.
The minutes record the appropriation actions and unanimous roll call votes; they do not include procurement timelines or vendor names.
