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(KLZA)-- Richardson County Commissioners received an update on dispatching from Sheriff Rick Hardesty when they met November 9.
The Sheriff said he is working with Southeast Communications 911 Dispatch in Beatrice to work through some technical and procedural items regarding the dispatching services for the Sheriff's Department.
Sheriff Hardesty also reported the department has requested approval of Stop Program Diversion funds for the purchase of a new Datamaster, a machine that tests alcohol content of a persons breath.
Commissioners began the review of the salary recommendation for county officials for the term of office 2023 – 2026. Current elected officials will be contacted to meet with the Board to receive input from them on the establishment of the salaries for their respective office for the new term.
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