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Sheriff pursues $200,000 COPS grant and dispatch fee agreement approved
Summary
Lincoln County commissioners approved a Sheriff office application for a $200,000 Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant (two-year term, no match) and approved a dispatch fee agreement with the 911 Trust Authority at the July 20 meeting.
The board approved two Sheriff office funding items on July 20. Commissioner Marlon Miller moved to approve submission of a Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant application for $200,000.00 over two years with no local match; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Will Fine and passed unanimously. The transcript records the grant amount and two-year period but does not provide details about planned uses for the funding.
In the same session the board approved a Sheriff office Dispatch Fee Agreement with the 911 Trust Authority. That motion also passed by unanimous vote. The transcript does not include the fee amount or the agreement term; it only records approval to enter the agreement. Details and contract text will need to be filed with county records when available.
