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Sheriff: county handled 499 complaints in January; corrections population up
Summary
Sheriff Ryan Swope told commissioners the department handled 499 complaints in January with a detailed geographic breakdown; he said inmate numbers are up, introduced Corporal Katie Tessner, and noted a DNR grant and an opioid meeting.
Sheriff Ryan Swope told the board the Sheriff's Department managed 499 complaints in January, including 100 in the City of Grayling, 232 in Grayling Township, 35 in Frederic, 42 in Beaver Creek, 26 in Maple Forest, 35 in South Branch, 20 in Lovells and nine reported outside Crawford County.
Swope said the corrections population is up and that a new application "from the state of Mexico" is currently undergoing background and medical checks and will need Michigan certification. He also introduced Corporal Katie Tessner, mentioned recent collaborative snowmobile patrols, and noted an opioid meeting scheduled for the following day.
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