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Bond County gives consent to purchase three radar guns for sheriff; board notes possible budget amendment
Summary
Chairman Chris Timmermann said the Sheriff's Department needs three radar guns and identified an approximate unit price of $1,500; the board consented to the purchase and County Clerk Meg Sybert said a budget amendment can be added to the next agenda if needed.
The Bond County Board consented March 4 to repair or replace three radar guns for the Sheriff's Department after Chairman Chris Timmermann reported the department's need and said the least expensive option found was about $1,500 per unit. The board agreed to let the department proceed promptly with procurement or repairs.
County Clerk Meg Sybert told the board it could give consent now and, "if a budget amendment is necessary they can put it on the next agenda." The clerk's statement framed the board's decision as immediate operational support with the option to formalize any required funding changes at a subsequent meeting.
