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Commissioners review Enterprise lease proposal for sheriff fleet; first‑year outlay and contract review requested
Summary
Enterprise Fleet Management presented a multi‑year fleet lease proposal on Sept. 22 to replace aging sheriff patrol vehicles and some public‑works units, and commissioners asked county counsel to review contract documents before any commitment.
Enterprise Fleet Management representatives told Bourbon County commissioners on Sept. 22 that a structured, multi‑year fleet lease and rotation could replace the sheriff’s aging vehicles and reduce maintenance costs while returning resale equity to the county.
What the company proposed
Ken Olsen of Enterprise and a colleague presented a plan that would roll in pursuit‑style Tahoe units, two passenger vans and a pickup in an initial tranche. Olsen summarized his cost and implementation assumptions: orders placed this month would likely deliver vehicles in early 2026 and payments would begin only after vehicles were delivered and upfitted. The company’s analysis projected a multi‑year average annual net cost of about $163,000 after equity returns; for year 1 the sheriff’s…
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