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Sheriff's office reports two search warrants, fatality used for training; vehicle safety changes planned
Summary
Sheriff's department representatives told commissioners they served two search warrants, used a recent fatality accident for training and plan to install fire extinguishers and cages in vehicles while phasing out Durangos.
Trenton Ringle reported the sheriff's department served two search warrants last week and that the department will use a recent fatality accident as a training opportunity. Allen Lanus explained the length of the highway shutdown following the fatal crash was attributable to the location of highway patrol units, according to the minutes.
Ringle said the department will install fire extinguishers and cages in patrol vehicles but will not install cages in Durangos because those vehicles are being phased out. The minutes show these operational steps were discussed but record no formal motions or implementation timeline.
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