Authorize city manager to sign police contracts with county and state
In Plain English
Richmond police rely on county and state agencies for crime lab analysis, fingerprinting, jail booking, officer training, and communication systems. The city currently needs council approval for each individual contract. If approved, the city manager can sign these routine police service contracts worth $1.17 million annually without separate council votes.
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