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County detectives to join Utah AG secure task force under MOU
Summary
By unanimous voice vote commissioners approved a memorandum of understanding allowing detectives to participate part time in a secure human-trafficking task force run by the Utah Attorney General's office; the AG's office will reimburse county time and training costs up to $15,000 per year.
Sergeant Jolley told commissioners that the Utah Attorney General's Office requested part-time participation by Weber County detectives in a secure human-trafficking task force. Jolley said the secure task force has existed since 2009 and that the proposed MOU would permit county detectives to use AG personnel, equipment and training resources while allowing the AG office to reimburse the county up to $15,000 per year for officer time and related training.
Commissioners approved the MOU by voice vote. Jolley said Weber County had used AG resources previously but had not formally assigned detectives to the task force; the MOU formalizes part-time participation while preserving county oversight of personnel deployment.
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