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Commission approves three-year Bancorp leases for two sheriff vehicles, flags broader fleet review
Summary
Faced with two crashed leased patrol vehicles and an upcoming group of fleet expirations, commissioners approved a three-year Bancorp lease for two sheriff vehicles and instructed staff to report back with options for the remainder of the county fleet, including staggering replacements and exploring grants or used purchases.
The San Juan County Commission on June 3 authorized a three-year vehicle lease with Bancorp for two sheriff vehicles that were needed after two leased patrol trucks were wrecked.
County staff used the action to outline a larger fleet-management challenge: roughly 13 leased county vehicles will reach lease term expiration soon and staff want to evaluate whether to renew leases, stagger replacements, purchase used county vehicles, pursue grants for first-responder vehicles or adopt other strategies to limit maintenance and residual-value risks.
Why it matters: vehicle fleet choices affect long-term…
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