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Norton council approves entering agreement with Enterprise Fleet; lease plan introduced for first reading
Summary
Council voted to enter into an agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management after a presentation on a proposed fleet replacement program and later added an ordinance authorizing a vehicle lease to the agenda for first reading. Council debate centered on lease vs. purchase costs and how many marked cruisers to add.
Councilors voted to enter into an agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management after a presentation by Enterprise representatives and Norton Police Chief McShane on a proposed fleet replacement and disposal program. Carl, an Enterprise representative, and Chief McShane presented a multi-year plan that recommended an optimized replacement cycle, data tracking, resale management and a potential near-term addition of marked patrol vehicles. The council followed the presentation by taking a voice/roll-call vote to enter into an agreement to pursue the program.
The roll call on the motion to enter the agreement recorded the following votes: Mr. Lukens — yes; Mr. Towsley — no…
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