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Sheriff’s Office awarded $22,290 federal grant; committee considers re-appropriation and JAG MOU

Rock Island County Committee of the Whole · April 15, 2026
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Summary

Captain Mindy Meyers said the Sheriff's Office received a $22,290 federal grant for in-car cameras; the committee also considered re-appropriation of $78,885 in unspent FY25 Sheriff's funds and a county share of $5,851 for the 2025 Edward Byrne JAG MOU.

Captain Mindy Meyers told the Finance & Personnel Committee that the Sheriff's Office had been awarded a federal grant of $22,290 to reimburse in-car camera system purchases. The committee also reviewed a plan to re-appropriate $78,885 of unspent FY25 Sheriff's Office funds to complete building projects and discussed the 2025 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant Memorandum of Understanding, with the county’s portion listed as $5,851.

No formal roll-call vote on the re-appropriation or the JAG MOU is recorded in the Committee of the Whole minutes; the items were listed among the committee’s considerations and forwarded as appropriate for further action.