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Wagoner County weighs leasing program to replace aging patrol fleet
Summary
After extensive discussion, the Wagoner County commissioners approved moving forward with a three-year lease program to refresh patrol vehicles, contingent on the county attorney's approval 'as to form.' Proponents said leasing six vehicles could save the county money and reduce long-term maintenance costs.
County law-enforcement leaders urged commissioners to shift from purchasing to leasing patrol vehicles to reduce maintenance costs and keep vehicles under warranty.
Chief deputy and sheriff's office staff described a leasing program that would rotate six Ford Explorer patrol vehicles every three years and, they said, would save the county money compared with an outright purchase. Chief deputy (presenting) said the lease proposal would cost about $299,000 for six vehicles over three years versus roughly $362,000 under the purchase…
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