Police propose two‑car replacement cycle; emergency communications stays on CIP
Police proposed a two‑car replacement cycle and discussed equipment and data storage costs; the committee emphasized safety and retention. Emergency communications—radio infrastructure, repeaters and towers—remained unresolved and will be carried forward in the CIP.
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The police department proposed moving to a two‑car replacement cycle every other year and reviewed other items including replacement duty weapons, body armor, tasers, body cameras and associated data storage and redaction costs. Minutes emphasize safety and staffing retention as important scoring factors and note concerns about the annual cost of turnover and recruitment difficulty.
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