Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a Request and Order to Seize Property issued out of the 75^th District Court, County of Midland, State of Michigan, in favor of Asset Acceptance, LLC, against the Goods and Chattels of Ryan Lughermo, in the said county to be directed and delivered by me.  I have levied upon and taken the following described Goods and Chattels, that is to say:

 

2008 Ford Fusion

 

 All of which I shall expose for sale at a Public Auction or Venue to the highest bidder at the Law Enforcement Center, 2727 Rodd Street, Midland, MI  48640 on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at 9:00am.  The Vehicle can be viewed at the above address from Monday to Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm. 

 

All bidders must register with the Deputy, no later than 8:30am on June 12, 2013.  Registered bidders may inspect all items 30 minutes before the sale time.  Full payment in cash or cashiers check is required immediately upon the Deputy’s acceptance of the highest bid.  The deputy has the right to accept or reject any bid and to hold or adjourn any sale.  All sales are subject to all seizure costs, including, but not limited to, deputy’s fees, levy cost, towing, storage fees, and sale fees.  All items are subject to any lien and secured interest.  All sales are final and sold “as is” and no warranty is expressed or implied.  Prohibition Against Purchase: Defendant cannot be a purchaser of sale property either directly or indirectly. 

 

 

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MIDLAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 

 The Sheriff's Office is responsible to run the Jail for the County. We have been in our new location since December 30, 2009, which has 250 beds. It is currently supervised with twenty-one full-time, six part-time and two temporary part-time staff members. Midland County's new Jail is located at 101 Fast Ice Drive, Midland, Michigan 48642 (near the Civic Center off Bay City Road).  If you wish to contact the jail by phone, you may call 989 832-6612.   Listen carefully to the prompts, and they will direct you to the proper person for your questions.

We have changed the Road Patrol Division to the C.A.R. Division: Citizens Assistance Responders. This was a part of our changing of philosophy. Patrol indicates that we are proactive and we prevent criminal activity, in reality we respond and provide assistance to the citizens. We do not have the staffing to support a patrol division.

The County decided to reduce our budget by eliminating the D.A.R.E. officer. I will continue to have a Deputy teaching the D.A.R.E. program without the funding. We will do that by cutting services in other areas, like reducing the number of deputies available for Court Security or Citizens Assistance Responders, during the time that we will be in the schools teaching the D.A.R.E. program.

Our new website was up and running in 2006. This allows us to work together and communicate better because of the technology that is available. I receive information on the web and I route it to the correct person that needs the information. At times we get questions, and other times we get tips on activities occurring throughout the County. We have even received tips that have helped us solve criminal activities and locate traffic violators. We just opened up our Cold Case files and they are posted on our website.

I will continue to share information with the citizens, the News Media and other Law Enforcement Agencies. It is the key that helps solve crimes and provides the information needed to help keep our roads and properties safe.

Again, thank you for giving me this opportunity to serve you, the citizens of Midland County.

Sincerely,

 

Sheriff Scott Stephenson