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Sheriff reports 457 complaints in February; four command staff to attend FBI-LEEDA course
Summary
Sheriff Ryan Swope told commissioners the department handled 457 complaints in February across multiple townships and that four command staff will attend an FBI-LEEDA leadership course in Lansing.
At the March 13 meeting Sheriff Ryan Swope reported the department processed 457 complaints in February. He provided a jurisdictional breakdown: 114 complaints in the City of Grayling, 179 in Grayling Township, 53 in Frederic, 38 in Beaver Creek, 26 in Maple Forest, 16 in South Branch, 18 in Lovells and 13 incidents assisting agencies outside the county.
Swope said the office is "doing well" overall and announced that four command staff will be sent to the FBI-LEEDA leadership course in Lansing to support ongoing training and leadership development.
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