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Norton City Council approves 2025 police ammunition purchase up to $7,275.30
Summary
The Norton City Council voted unanimously Feb. 3 to award a purchase order for 2025 ammunition for the Norton Police Department not to exceed $7,275.30; the amount is well under the department's $19,000 annual budget for ammunition.
The Norton City Council voted Feb. 3 to award a purchase order for 2025 ammunition for the Norton Police Department in an amount not to exceed $7,275.30.
Councilmembers said the purchase was routine and noted the amount is below what the department budgeted for the year. The council recorded a unanimous approval on the motion.
Council discussion, as reflected in the record, noted the purchase likely related to standardizing ammunition after the department updated its weapons. The meeting record shows the police department provided documentation in support of the request. Council members did not raise substantive objections but observed that additional purchases could occur later in the year and that the amount is below the department's ammunition budget of about $19,000 for the year.
The motion to approve the purchase was made and seconded during the meeting and carried on a roll-call vote with all listed members voting yes.
No additional direction to staff or conditions on the award were recorded in the meeting minutes.
