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The Branch County 911 Communications Board recommended to the Board of Commissioners on Wednesday that a bill for over $4,900 for the moving of a ham radio club antenna as part of the Enhanced 911 Project be approved.
The antenna was moved to the new jail tower from the Central Dispatch building just west of Coldwater by J and K Communications.
Sheriff John Pollack indicated there was some confusion about the bill which was initially sent by J and K to the ham radio club.
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