Board authorizes non‑expiring law‑enforcement contract with Custer Township
Summary
Sanilac County approved a non‑expiring agreement for contractual law‑enforcement services between the Township of Custer and the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office and authorized the board chair to sign; motion carried July 21.
The Sanilac County Board of Commissioners approved a non‑expiring agreement providing contractual law‑enforcement services between the Township of Custer and the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office under motion FA-100-26. The board also authorized the Board Chairman to execute the necessary agreement on behalf of the county.
Commissioner Bill Sarkella moved the motion and Commissioner Gary Heberling seconded; the minutes state the motion carried. The minutes do not include the contract text or dollar amounts; the board authorized signature and execution only.
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