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Police announce grant for patrol computer replacements worth a little over $25,000

Broken Bow City Council · October 8, 2024
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Summary

During public comment Captain Anderson said the police department received a Department of Highway Safety grant for a little over $25,000 to replace Mobile Data Terminals in patrol vehicles; Administrator Dave Schmidt credited Anderson for securing the award.

During public comments at the Oct. 8 council meeting, Captain Anderson announced the Broken Bow Police Department received a grant from the Department of Highway Safety for a little over $25,000 to replace Mobile Data Terminals in patrol vehicles.

Administrator Dave Schmidt credited Captain Anderson for leading the application effort and bringing the grant to the city. Captain Anderson explained the department purchased the original devices in 2019 and they are wearing out after simultaneous age and use, prompting the replacement effort.

No council action was required that evening; the announcement provided public notice of the grant and acknowledged departmental work to secure the funding.