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Public Safety Committee refers sheriff patrol requests for nonlethal weapons and cameras
Summary
The Douglas County Public Safety Committee voted April 30 to refer two Sheriff Patrol capital project requests — $41,500 for nonlethal weapons and $200,000 for a camera project — to the Administration and Executive Committees for further review.
The Douglas County Public Safety Committee voted April 30 to refer two Sheriff Patrol capital project requests to the Administration and Executive Committees. Kelly Peterson, a committee member, moved to approve the requests and Bill Fennessey, a committee member, seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
The items presented by the sheriff's office were listed as: Non-Lethal Weapons — $41,500 (Priority 1) and Camera Project — $200,000 (Priority 1). The committee record indicates the projects were approved for referral; the transcript does not include additional discussion or justification for the dollar amounts. The referral sends the requests to Administration and Executive Committees for further review and budgeting decisions.
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