Weber County Sheriffs Foundation

“Description AmountInterest Income 15”

“Description AmountTraining Expenses 6,539Donations to Others 24,851Supplies for Training 3,272Equipment Rental 1,279Office Supplies 270Promotional Items 3,692Meals and Entertainment 3,457Permits and Licenses 23Bank Charges 30”

“Search and Rescue teams of paid and non-paid law enforcement officers and 157 volunteers gave 1844 hours to recover 18 victims in 16 incidents with no expense dollars. Community Involvement Programs - The Sheriffs and Foundation funds were used to offer $2,000 in student Scholarships, to donate $1,000 to the Weber Childrens Justice Court to purchase materials for crisis intervention, $750 to the Boy Scouts of America, $240 to other local organizations to create public support and awareness, and $1,250 to the Utah Peace Officers Association for their public awareness programs. The Foundation donated $7,825 to the Weber County Sheriffs office for a motorcycle and trailer for public awareness campaign, as well as $200 for a new sign. The Sheriffs directive funds also hosted a Golf Tournament and spent $5,330 to raise $13,397 in donation revenue for the Foundation. CIT-Crisis Intervention Training taught 60 private individuals how to aid law enforcement as citizens. $2,045 was spent on training materials, and revenues for training were $3,600. CSI - Spent $3,659 on Forensics training to officers in the county to improve investigation quality, and received 2,205 in public donations toward that end. Ham Radio Handlers Training - 80 Individuals were trained in the use of radio equipment to aid with public safety. RAD is a rape awareness defense course sponsored through the Foundation. It raised $6,408 in revenues and spent $6,553 to train individuals in defense against rape.”