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Port Richey council approves FDOT safety grants and clears impounded vehicles for surplus
Summary
Council approved two FDOT traffic-safety subgrant agreements — one up to $15,000 and another for $50,000 for overtime enforcement — and authorized surplusing impounded vehicles; chief to sign and implement reimbursement contracts.
Port Richey — The City Council approved two Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) subgrant agreements that provide overtime reimbursement for traffic-safety enforcement and also authorized surplus of impounded vehicles.
Police Chief (introduced the items) described the GSK-13 subgrant (up to $15,000) and the GSK-90 subgrant (up to $50,000) for overtime enforcement targeting impaired and aggressive driving, and said there is no match required. Council approved both subgrant agreements and authorized the chief to sign the documents on the city’s behalf.
Separately, the council approved declaring a list of impounded vehicles as surplus so the department may dispose of them through auction or other authorized means. The chief said a detailed list of vehicles will be provided to council members before the next meeting for review.
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