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The committee unanimously approved buying two Chevrolet Tahoes for $119,202 using asset forfeiture money and declaring two 2020 squad cars surplus. It also approved a technical change to the city’s e-bike ordinance.
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The Police Department will add two Chevrolet Tahoes, funded with money obtained through asset forfeiture, while two existing 2020 squad cars will be declared surplus. The committee also approved removing the words “or Trail” from one e-bike ordinance provision. The meeting report listed 664 calls for service, 39 traffic crashes, 279 red-light violations, and nine year-to-date DUI arrests.
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