Candidates say no-idle rules require equipment and operational changes before a blanket policy
When asked about a no-idle policy to improve fuel economy, finalists warned of battery and operational constraints for patrol vehicles and said the city should study equipment, hybrid options and operational practices before adopting a blanket ban.
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Panelists warned that a strict no-idle policy for patrol vehicles would require equipment and operational changes before it could be safely implemented.
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