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Sheriff's Office accepts body-camera grant, reports staffing gaps and rescinds radio RFP
Summary
Undersheriff Tammy Ryndock told the committee the Sheriff's Office accepted FY24 Small Rural Tribal Body Worn Camera grant funds and amended the 2026 budget; the committee also approved rescinding Resolution #23-26 (the RFP for a radio system upgrade). Ryndock reported five jail vacancies and six 911 Center vacancies while recruiting for patrol positions.
Undersheriff Tammy Ryndock reported the Sheriff's Office received FY24 Small Rural Tribal Body Worn Camera grant funds and that a corresponding 2026 budget amendment was approved by the committee 4-0. She also presented a resolution to rescind Resolution #23-26, which would have authorized release of an RFP for a public safety radio system upgrade; the committee approved the rescission 4-0.
Ryndock said the department is hiring a new road patrol officer and welcomed a lateral transfer returning from the Geneva Police Department. She reported the department currently has "five vacancies within the jail and six vacancies in the 911 Center" and that summertime details are increasing. She credited newly implemented human-resources software for improving job posting and applicant tracking.
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