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Committee approves sheriff's PTO policy and Microsoft licensing agreement; sheriff says funds were budgeted
Summary
Sumner County's Health & Emergency Services Committee unanimously approved a Sheriff's Office PTO policy and a Microsoft licensing agreement with Snowman Technologies; Sheriff Eric Craddock told members the licensing funds were already budgeted and required no new money.
The Sumner County Health & Emergency Services Committee on March 2 approved two administrative items for the Sheriff's Office: a PTO policy and a Microsoft licensing agreement with Snowman Technologies.
Chairman Darrell Rogers moved to approve the PTO policy; Comm. Terry Wright seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Later, members approved the Snowman Technologies Microsoft Licensing Agreement after briefly suspending rules to allow Sheriff Eric Craddock to speak on the matter. Craddock told the committee the funds for the licensing agreement were already included in the sheriff's budget and that no new money was required.
The transcript records unanimous approval for both items; no further details about contract terms or dollar amounts appear in the meeting record.
What happens next: the approved items will be implemented by the Sheriff's Office per existing budget authority; the committee record does not include additional follow-up dates or reporting requirements.
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