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OPD seeks to replace 70 aging patrol rifles using asset-forfeiture funds, staff says
Oakland Police Commission Ad Hoc on Militarized Equipment · September 3, 2025
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Summary
OPD representatives told an Oakland ad hoc the department plans to replace about 70 patrol rifles that are more than 10 years old and approaching barrel-life limits; OPD proposed using asset-forfeiture funds and named a local vendor, LC Action Police Supply.
An Oakland Police Department representative told an ad hoc of the police commission that OPD wants to replace about 70 patrol rifles that the department said are over 10 years old and nearing their expected barrel life.
The department official said the replacement would match the current inventory (70 rifles)…
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