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Sheriff says county received $68,253 reimbursement for academy trainees; public-safety events announced
Summary
Sheriff Ryan Swope reported Crawford County received $68,253 in reimbursement for three academy attendees, noted patrolcar equipping and training schedules, and announced community events including a charity softball game and a statue reveal.
Sheriff Ryan Swope told commissioners the county had been awarded reimbursement funds of $68,253.00 for three people sent to the sheriff’s academy and that new patrol cars were being equipped. He said range-qualification training is scheduled and a staff member will be entering the FTO program next week.
Swope also announced community events: a Guns vs. Hoses softball game on Aug. 24 at Hanson Hills and a public unveiling of a Fred Bear statue on Sept. 7 with a special guest. "The County has been awarded reimbursement funds of $68,253.00 for the three people who were sent to the academy," Swope said. Those operational updates were informational and did not require board action.
