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Board accepts $300,000 Attorney General grant for sheriff's stipends and equipment
Summary
As part of consent items the board approved a $300,000 Office of Attorney General grant for the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office: $173,000 for uniform stipends and $127,000 for equipment, approved unanimously.
Cleveland County commissioners approved the Office of Attorney General 2025 Sheriff's Office Funding Grant Program Agreement, accepting $173,000 for uniform stipends to purchase duty boots and related items and $127,000 for equipment, for a total grant of $300,000. The grant acceptance was included in the consent agenda and was approved unanimously by the board.
The grant covers stipends to assist with uniform-related expenses and a separate equipment allocation; details of specific equipment purchases were not specified in the minutes. The acceptance was processed as part of the consent items approved by Commissioners Jacob McHughes, Rusty Grissom and Rod Cleveland.
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