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Pasco Police previewed a traffic‑enforcement grant; exact equipment not specified
Summary
The preview said the Pasco Police Department will discuss a grant from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs to buy equipment for traffic enforcement. The program transcript uses the phrase "bridal equipment," which appears to be a transcription error; the specific equipment was not detailed in the preview.
The Pasco Police Department will discuss a traffic enforcement grant from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs at the March 23 workshop, the program moderator said. The moderator said the grant is intended to help with traffic enforcement "making sure drivers in Pasco are following the rules of the road." The preview included the phrase "to buy bridal equipment," which appears in the transcript but is likely a transcription error; the preview did not specify the exact equipment to be purchased.
The moderator framed the item as part of the department's traffic‑safety work, without naming specific devices or dollar amounts. City staff or the police department are expected to present full details at the scheduled workshop meeting.
Next steps: the police department's presentation is on the March 23 agenda; residents can expect the department to outline what the grant will fund during that session.
