Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Sheriffs Office Employs 16 Full Time Patrol Deputies to Provide Law Enforcement Oversight Throughout Our Vast Area. Juab County Includes One Incorporated City Under the Governance of a Local Police Department. Other Areas Contained Within the Boundaries of Juab County, Also Responsible to the Sheriffs Office, Are Lands Classified as U.s. Forest Service Lands and Lands With the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Equipment Requests for Juab County Include a Law Enforcement and Medical Response All-terrain Sand Rail (ATV) and 29 Pieces of Worn Body Armor, and 2 License Plate Reader Cameras (LPR).
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$255,000
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