Forrest County supervisors could buy radar equipment with available county money, allowing the sheriff and sworn deputies to enforce speed limits outside incorporated towns.
Forrest County supervisors could use available county money to buy radar equipment for the sheriff's department, in an amount they decide is enough.
If supervisors approve spending for the equipment, the sheriff and sworn deputies could use radar to enforce speed limits on public county roads and state highways outside incorporated towns and cities.
The Forrest County Board of Supervisors may spend available county funds to buy radar speed equipment for the sheriff's department. The equipment would be for use by the Forrest County Sheriff's Department. The board decides whether to spend funds and how much to spend. The proposal would take effect after passage if it were approved.
If supervisors approve spending for the equipment, the sheriff and sworn deputy sheriffs may use it to enforce speed limits. Use is limited to public county roads and state highways in Forrest County outside the boundaries of incorporated towns and cities. The sheriff must ensure the equipment is properly certified, calibrated, and used under state law, training standards, and evidence requirements. The proposal would take effect after passage if it were approved.
No hearings or votes scheduled.