Extend Enterprise car rental contract for police department vehicles
In Plain English
The police department rents vehicles from Enterprise through a state program that expires June 30. The extension covers temporary vehicles when police cars need repairs or during peak demand periods. If approved, the city spends up to $173,000 on rentals for the next year.
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Votes
Approve the contract and direct staff to submit an accounting report of the vehicle program, to include tracking of cars, and all unspent funding would return to the general fund
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved extending the police department's vehicle rental contract with Enterprise Holdings, allowing the city to spend up to $173,000 on temporary police cars over the next year. Police rent vehicles when their regular patrol cars need repairs or during busy periods when more cars are needed. The council also required staff to provide detailed accounting reports tracking how the rental cars are used and ensure any unspent money returns to the city's general fund. This is a routine administrative contract that continues an existing program through the state's rental system.
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