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Sheriff's Office to use $18,788 ODMHSAS grant for overtime to curb youth alcohol access
Summary
The board approved participation in an ODMHSAS grant that provides $18,788 to reimburse deputy overtime for enforcement and public education aimed at reducing youth access to alcohol and adult over‑service in Cleveland County.
The Cleveland County Board approved a grant arrangement with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) that will provide $18,788.00 toward overtime reimbursements for deputies to support enforcement operations and public education to reduce youth access to alcohol and adult over‑service.
The item was recorded on the consent docket and approved by the full board; the minutes describe it as an overtime funding opportunity for full‑time deputies. The minutes include the vendor/agency name and the grant amount but do not detail operational schedules or enforcement dates.
The minutes state the purpose clearly: coordination of efforts to reduce youth access to alcohol and adult over‑service through enforcement and education, with funding provided by ODMHSAS and applied toward deputy overtime.
