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(KLZA)-- Richardson County Commissioners briefly discussed the law enforcement contract with the city of Humboldt when they met with Sheriff Rick Hardesty on Tuesday.
The current contract expires August 31 of this year. The City of Humboldt has indicated to Sheriff Hardesty they will consider a renewal of the agreement to begin September 1.
The HTRS Schools have notified Sheriff Hardesty that they will provide for a full-time school resource officer in the next fiscal year. An agreement will be created between the HTRS School District and Richardson County over the next several months.
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