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Lebanon Township approves LiveScan and police interceptor purchases, cites ARP funding
Summary
The Township Committee authorized purchase of a LiveScan fingerprint/palm scanner and a 2023 Police Interceptor Utility AWD with outfitting, and amended CFO certifications to use American Rescue Plan funds for portions of both purchases.
The Lebanon Township Committee approved two police-equipment purchases at its May 3 meeting and amended the Chief Financial Officer's certifications to apply American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds toward the purchases.
The committee amended and adopted Resolution 57-2023 to authorize purchase of a LiveScan Tenprint/Palm unit and a printer from State contract vendor Idemia; the minutes list the unit at $24,032.00 and the printer at $1,421.00 and record the CFO's certification of $25,000 from ARP funds plus $453.00 from the police operating budget. The committee then amended and adopted Resolution 58-2023 to purchase a 2023 Police Interceptor Utility AWD from Koch 33 and outfitting from East Coast Emergency Lighting; the minutes list $38,230.00 for the vehicle and $12,477.01 for outfitting, with the CFO certifying $50,000 from ARP funds and $707.01 from the police operating budget. Both resolutions were adopted after the committee amended the funding certifications (motions and roll-call votes recorded in the minutes).
Committee members said the purchases would be used by the Lebanon Township Police Department; the minutes record the purchases as authorized to proceed.
