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Town awaiting duplicate title for decommissioned police cruiser; vehicle to be used for National Night Out demonstration

June 30, 2025 | Greenland Board of Selectmen, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire


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Town awaiting duplicate title for decommissioned police cruiser; vehicle to be used for National Night Out demonstration
Town staff told the Board of Selectmen June 30 that disposal of a retired police cruiser is delayed while the town awaits a duplicate title from the state. The town filed for a duplicate title and was told it would take four to six weeks.

Staff said the cruiser will be kept for a National Night Out demonstration and used by the fire department for a “Jaws of Life” demonstration; once the duplicate title arrives staff will complete end-of-life paperwork and recycle or otherwise dispose of the vehicle in accordance with state rules.

Staff also noted the state waived the duplicate-title $25 fee. The board requested staff continue to pursue title processing and to coordinate National Night Out usage with the police and fire departments.

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