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Harrington approves lease-purchase of two Dodge Durangos for fire department
Summary
The Harrington City Commission approved a five-year lease-purchase to acquire two KHP‑surplus Dodge Durango command units for the fire department, with a $20,000 down payment. Commissioners cited safety and vehicle-condition problems with existing units.
The Harrington City Commission voted to approve a five-year lease-purchase agreement to acquire two Dodge Durango command units for the Harrington Fire Department, with a $20,000 down payment and an estimated annual payment described by staff as “under $15,000 a year.”
The decision followed an extended presentation by the fire chief and city manager describing the department’s current vehicles as worn and unreliable. Staff said the Durangos are KHP (Kansas Highway Patrol) surplus units already outfitted for emergency use at a quoted price of $35,175 per vehicle. One Durango was described as having under 50,000 miles and minor bumper damage; the…
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