Join state program to rent unmarked police vehicles from Enterprise
$180,000
In Plain English
The police department currently buys unmarked vehicles for investigations and surveillance work. The state program allows cities to rent these vehicles instead of purchasing them. If approved, the department spends up to $180,000 annually on rental fees but avoids large upfront vehicle purchases.
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