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Council approves surplus and trade-in of grant-funded vehicle for motor-vehicle-crime-prevention program
Summary
Council authorized surplusing a 2024 GMC Sierra pickup and acquiring a 2025 Chevy Tahoe as a replacement under the motor vehicle crime prevention authority grant; staff said the GMC was damaged in a rear-end collision and the grant will cover the replacement cost.
The council approved the surplus and trade-in of a grant-funded vehicle and authorized replacement with a different model under the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority grant requirements.
The Fire/Police-related presentation explained the 2024 GMC Sierra used for grant purposes was damaged in a rear-end collision and is not suitable for towing or continued grant use. Staff requested approval to surplus the GMC and replace it with a 2025 Chevy Tahoe, saying the grant will cover replacement costs. The chief recommended approval.
Council action: A motion to approve the surplus and trade-in passed unanimously.
Ending: Staff will surplus the damaged GMC and proceed with procurement of the replacement vehicle using grant funds, and will complete the grant-required documentation and reporting.
