Council approves purchase of tint meters for Georgia State Patrol

5478851 · July 26, 2025

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Summary

Dawsonville approved buying 12 tint meters for the Georgia State Patrol at roughly $169.99 each plus shipping; GSP officers will receive the equipment and be invited to a council presentation upon delivery.

The Dawsonville City Council on July 21 approved the purchase of 12 tint meters requested by the Georgia State Patrol. City Manager Jacob Evans said each unit costs $169.99 plus about $50 estimated shipping, and the total request is approximately $2,078.

Evans said the devices — used to read the tint of vehicle windows — have been purchased by the city for GSP in prior years and that officers will be invited to a council meeting for a presentation and handover once the equipment is received. Council member Mark French moved to approve the purchase; Council member Caleb Phillips seconded, and the motion passed.

The council did not discuss funding source in detail during the meeting; Evans presented the purchase for council approval as a standard equipment contribution to the Georgia State Patrol.