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Candidates say no-idle rules require equipment and operational changes before a blanket policy
City of Middleton Police Chief Candidate Forum · December 12, 2024
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Summary
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.
Panelists warned that a strict no-idle policy for patrol vehicles would require equipment and operational changes before it could be safely implemented.
Warren Allen said he would look first to ensure effective patrol practices and supervise officers so cars are used for patrol rather than idling. “I would consider it, but I would…
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