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Sheriff reports school safety programming; deputy earns EMT certification
Summary
Sheriff Paeper reported internet-safety instruction for 5th'8th graders, DARE programs for 5th and 7th grades, a partnership with Sargent County District Health for 6th grade programming, and that Deputy Jon Wold became EMT-certified.
Sheriff Paeper told the Forman City Council on Dec. 10 that the month had been "average" for the sheriff's office but included several school and community programs. The sheriff and ARN provided internet-safety education to students in grades 5 through 8 and launched DARE programming for 5th and 7th graders.
Paeper said 6th graders are participating in an "ask, listen, learn" program in collaboration with Sargent County District Health and Deputy Jon Wold. Paeper also noted that Deputy Wold has become EMT-certified, which the sheriff described as "very nice to have in the schools." No formal action was recorded on these items; the information was presented as part of the sheriff's report.
The sheriff's update preceded budget and personnel items on the council agenda and was recorded in the minutes for Dec. 10, 2024.
