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Commissioners approve purchase of four 2025 Interceptor patrol vehicles and police packages for sheriff's office

3458601 · April 23, 2025
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Summary

The board awarded a vehicle purchase to Montrose Auto Group for four 2025 Interceptor vehicles, police packages and technology by AWDS. The quoted per-unit cost and overall project totals were recorded in the meeting.

The Trumbull County Board of Commissioners approved on April 23 a purchase of four new 2025 Interceptor vehicles and required police equipment for the sheriff’s office. The board recorded that Montrose Auto Group was the lowest-and-best proposer for the vehicles and AWDS supplied the related technology package.

The commissioners recorded a quoted cost of $65,828.55 per unit for four vehicles for a total of $263,314.20 for the vehicles themselves, meeting or falling under State of Ohio contract RS1023078 pricing listed at $44,000 for the unmarked vehicle package and $21,828.55 for the police package. Additional technology and related equipment from AWDS was quoted at $6,192.17 per unit (total $24,768.68), producing a grand total project cost the board recorded of $288,082.88.

The motion to approve the award and associated equipment passed with recorded votes in favor from all three commissioners. Commissioners discussed the funding sources and noted the purchase meets or is under state contract pricing and includes technology lines itemized by vendor.

Ending: The county will proceed with purchase orders and vendor contract execution; staff noted the quoted totals will be entered in county procurement records.

Quote (from the meeting): "The grand total Project cost of $288,082.88," the clerk read as part of the award record.