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Sheriff reports 367 June calls and $4.5M grant for marijuana eradication
Summary
Sheriff Kendall told the Round Valley Area MAC that deputies logged 367 calls for service in June and that a Proposition 64 grant will provide $4.5 million to the county for marijuana eradication; MCSO also received funds to investigate human trafficking.
At the July 1 Round Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council meeting, Sheriff Kendall reported that the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office recorded 367 calls for service in Round Valley during June, noting some were duplicate reports. Kendall said the Sheriff's Office will use grant funding from Proposition 64, amounting to $4.5 million to the county, to support marijuana eradication efforts.
Kendall also said MCSO recently received grant funds to support investigations into human trafficking. The report was given as part of the council's reports and updates; the minutes record the figures and the grant amounts but do not record additional operational details or timelines for the use of funds.
