(KLZA)-- RichardsonCounty Commissioners met with Sheriff Rick Hardesty and Chief Deputy Roland Merwin Tuesday.
Sheriff Hardesty presented a purchase order for obtaining a drug dog.
The Sheriff's Office will accept donations to help with the purchase and training for a drug dog.
Several area businesses have already made donations toward the purchase of the K9 and related expenses.
The Board unanimously approved purchasing a fully trained K9 and for 120 hours of handlier training, working with K9 Working Dogs International of Sullivan, Ohio. The cost will be $14,853.
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