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Lebanon Committee approves six police rifles and agrees to ARPA-funded flooring work
Summary
The Township Committee approved purchase of six Ruger AR-556-LE7 rifles for $4,601.70 and agreed to use ARPA funds to pay $84,032.16 for flooring projects at the Municipal Building and Police Department; formal award resolutions for the flooring will appear on the July 17 agenda.
The committee approved the police department’s request to purchase six Ruger AR-556-LE7, 5.56-caliber rifles at a total cost of $4,601.70. Committee member Brian Wunder described the need for the rifles; the motion to approve was made by Mr. Wunder, seconded by Mr. McKee and recorded in the affirmative.
Clerk Carolynn Budd reviewed quotes for new flooring: $54,533.10 for the Municipal Building and $29,499.06 for the Police Department, for a combined total of $84,032.16. The Committee agreed to use American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for the project. Township Attorney Mark Roselli noted that two resolutions to award the projects will be added to the July 17 agenda for formal action.
What happens next: The rifle purchase will be processed per the Committee’s approval. The flooring awards will be presented as resolutions for formal adoption at the July 17 Committee meeting; ARPA funds are the proposed funding source.
