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Board approves $6,000-per-year lease for Sheriff satellite office in Grand Ledge building
Summary
Clinton County will lease classroom space in the old Wacousta Elementary from Grand Ledge Public Schools to establish a southern-county satellite workspace for road patrol; letters of support were cited and the board approved using funds within the Sheriff's existing budget.
The Clinton County Board approved a lease agreement with Grand Ledge Public Schools to use classroom space in the former Wacousta Elementary building as a satellite office for road patrol personnel serving the southern portion of the county. The annual lease cost is $6,000, which committee members determined the Sheriff’s Office budget can absorb if the board authorizes the agreement.
Sheriff Sean Dush introduced the proposal; Watertown Charter Township and Grand Ledge Public Schools provided letters of support. The committee recommended approval and the Board concurred by roll call vote. Committee and board members emphasized the arrangement would improve response times and reduce mileage/fuel costs.
Next steps: Administration was directed to finalize the lease and proceed with implementation consistent with the budget authorization.
