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Deerwood council approves $7,430.72 engine replacement for 2017 police squad
Summary
The Deerwood City Council on March 2 approved replacing the engine in a 2017 police squad for $7,430.72 after hearing department staff weigh repair options; the motion passed unanimously as recorded.
The Deerwood City Council approved replacing the engine in a 2017 police squad for $7,430.72 during its March 2 meeting.
Chief Mark Taylor presented the estimate and discussed the cost and operational implications with council members, outlining pros and cons of replacement versus other options. Member Voller moved to approve the repair and Member Aulie seconded; the motion passed with votes recorded for Mayor John Taylor and Members Aulie, Ingersoll, Millsop, and Voller.
Council members discussed budget and fleet reliability but did not require further study or delay; the approval authorizes staff to proceed with the engine replacement at the stated estimate. The council did not record any amendments or follow-up tasks tied to the motion.
The council continued other agenda business after the vote; no additional action on police fleet policy was taken at the meeting.
