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Shortage of patrol cars strains local law enforcement

July 22, 2024 | McPherson County, Kansas



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Shortage of patrol cars strains local law enforcement
During a recent government meeting, officials addressed ongoing challenges related to vehicle shortages within the department. The undersheriff reported that while some cars are currently in the shop for repairs, efforts are being made to manage the fleet effectively. Notably, one vehicle was involved in a deer collision, and another was recalled due to transmission issues. The undersheriff is actively working to secure additional vehicles to alleviate the situation.

In addition to vehicle concerns, the meeting included discussions about staffing. A correctional officer was expected to report for duty but may have missed the assignment due to miscommunication. The impact of this absence on operations remains uncertain.

The meeting also covered financial matters, including the approval of checks, claims, and payroll. A motion was made and carried unanimously to approve these financial transactions. Additionally, officials clarified that appropriations to various cities are based on valuation rather than population, ensuring that funding is allocated appropriately.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the department's ongoing logistical challenges while also addressing essential administrative tasks.

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