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Aragon council records motion to buy two Dodge Chargers for police
Summary
At a Jan. 22 special meeting, the City of Aragon recorded a motion to approve the purchase of two Dodge Chargers for the Aragon Police Department; the motion was moved by Councilmember David Spalding and seconded by Ed Streetman, but the minutes do not record a vote tally.
The City of Aragon’s special City Council meeting on Jan. 22, 2026, included a motion to approve the purchase of two Dodge Charger patrol vehicles for the Aragon Police Department. Councilmember David Spalding moved the approval; Councilmember Ed Streetman seconded, according to the minutes.
The minutes list the procurement request under New Business A but do not provide vehicle specifications, a contract amount, or a recorded vote tally. The council packet or procurement record was not included in the minutes provided.
The motion appears alongside the city’s January financial statements, which show municipal revenue sources including SPLOST receipts and court fines; the financial report lists a monthly operating loss for January. The minutes do not state how the vehicle purchases will be funded, whether from current revenues, reserves, or a capital account.
No members of the public spoke during the meeting, and the minutes do not include additional discussion or dissent about the vehicle purchase. The minutes record motions and seconds but do not include a roll-call or numeric vote count for this item.
The special meeting adjourned the same day. The minutes do not identify the next step for vendor selection or contract approval; that information may appear in procurement documents or a subsequent meeting packet.
