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Sheriff says $33,000 organized retail crime grant will fund investigative subscriptions
Summary
Peoria County Sheriff's Office presented a three-year, $33,000 state organized retail crime grant to pay for investigative software and subscriptions; the committee approved acceptance of the funds.
The sheriff told the committee the county received a $33,000 organized retail crime grant from the state for FY27, similar to prior years with a modest increase. He said the funds are used to pay for investigative subscriptions and tools — including cell-phone download services and analytics subscriptions — and that the grant supports three consecutive years of funding.
Committee members asked no substantive questions and the grant acceptance was approved by vote. The sheriff said the grants typically pay invoices for investigative subscriptions and other tools that assist organized retail crime investigations.
