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Undersheriff: Crawford County sheriff's office 'has been busy' as three new deputies begin patrols

Crawford County Board of Commissioners · March 27, 2025
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Summary

Undersheriff Shawn Schnoor told the Crawford County Board that the department has been busy and that three new hires completed their first week on patrol; four command staff attended an FBI-LEEDA leadership course in Lansing. The board received the report during its March 27 meeting.

Undersheriff Shawn Schnoor told the Crawford County Board of Commissioners on March 27 that the sheriff's office "has been busy." He reported that "the three new hires had their first week on the road alone and did well," and that the department recently sent four command staff to an FBI-LEEDA leadership course in Lansing.

The report was delivered during the board's regular meeting and aimed to update commissioners on staffing and leadership training. No formal action was taken on the staffing report; commissioners received the update as part of routine department reports.