
Clark County Council Ends FBI Training Contract
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Clark County Council Stands Firm: Camp Bonneville Partnership with FBI Ends
The Clark County Council has decided to end its contract with the FBI for using Camp Bonnevilles training facilities, despite a close vote in August 2022. The decision comes after a series of debates weighing the benefits of training access against security risks and other trade-offs. The councils stance was solidified when a councilor pulled back his push for a new contract draft, leaving Camp Bonneville to move forward without federal law enforcement training.
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0:00The Clark County Council has decided to stick with its choice to end the contract with the FBI for using Camp Bonaville's training facilities. The original agreement expired back in 2022, and after 18 months of talks, the council voted 3-2 against the one year. Renewal last August. That close vote came right after thieves stole 12,000 rounds of handgun and rifle ammunition from FBI storage at the site. The culprits got in using bicycles, but no one's been caught yet. A few months later, one counselor pushed for a fresh look, even bringing FBI reps in for a public session to weigh the pros and cons. Folks debated the benefits of the training access against security risks and other trade-offs, but at the March 18th meeting, that saying counselor pulled back his push for a new contract draft. Now the original no vote holds firm, closing the door on any deal. With that settled, Camp Bonaville moves on without federal law enforcement training there, balancing local priorities over the partnership.
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