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Sheriff says meth and fentanyl seizures are rising in quarterly task-force report
Summary
Sheriff Ruhl presented the End of the Woods Task Force quarterly report and told the board that seizures continue to increase, with methamphetamine and fentanyl cited as the worst offenders; the report did not include specific seizure counts in the minutes.
Sheriff Ruhl distributed a quarterly report for the End of the Woods Task Force during the Nov. 12 meeting and told commissioners that seizures continue to rise. In the minutes he identified methamphetamine and fentanyl as the most significant drugs involved in recent seizures.
The transcript records the sheriff’s assessment but does not provide specific seizure counts or dates in the meeting minutes. Commissioners did not vote on additional law enforcement funding or a follow-up investigation during this meeting; the sheriff’s report was accepted as informational.
The minutes list the quarterly report as an update; no further action was recorded.
