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No public input on Richardson County road proposal

By John Nixon

07/21/2022

(KLZA)-- Richardson County Commissioners conducted a public hearing Tuesday morning to receive comment about the proposed closing of a portion of 660 Avenue between 711 Road and 712 Trail.

No one from the public attended the hearing, and no action was taken by the Board.

Commissioners approved allowing the number of Richardson County Deputy Sheriffs to increase by one, to allow for an additional Deputy to serve as the School Resource Officer at the Humboldt-Table Rock – Steinauer School. The position will be funded totally by School District #70 at a cost of $5,127 per month.

Official action to amend the resolution last amended in October of 2021 will be taken during the July 26 meeting of the Board.

Sheriff Rick Hardesty reported there are currently 30 inmates booked into the Richardson County Jail with seven of the inmates having been transported to the Washington County Jail, in Blair. The Sheriff indicated there would be additional inmates booked into the jail this week for court commitments.

Capacity of the Jail is 28.

Commissioners conducted the Quarterly Jail Inspection, finding the facility to be in good order.

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