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Sheriff seeks enforcement overtime grant and accepts body‑worn camera funding
Summary
The Board authorized the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office to apply for a high-visibility enforcement overtime grant and accepted a $59,248.42 body‑worn camera grant from the Ohio Department of Public Safety.
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The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners authorized the Sheriff’s Office to apply for a high visibility enforcement overtime grant through the Ohio Department of Public Safety/Ohio Traffic Safety Office and accepted a State of Ohio body-worn camera grant totaling $59,248.42. Resolutions 26-0752 and 26-0753 were listed on the agenda and presented during the April 28 meeting.
The agenda text identifies the acceptance amount for the body‑worn camera grant; the motion authorizing the grant application for overtime funds does not list a guaranteed award and therefore is an authorization to apply rather than acceptance of funds.
