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Votes at a glance: commission accepts $35,000 auto-theft grant and a donated vehicle for PAL
Summary
During the Sept. 15 Middletown Public Safety Commission meeting, commissioners approved acceptance of a $35,000 auto-theft and violence grant and voted to accept a donated 2017 Toyota Highlander for the PAL program; minutes were also approved and the meeting was adjourned.
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The Middletown Public Safety Commission recorded several formal actions on Sept. 15, including approval of minutes, acceptance of a state grant and acceptance of a donated vehicle for the city’s PAL nonprofit.
The commission approved the minutes from its Aug. 18 meeting after a motion and second. The Chair called for and recorded the motion as passed.
The commission approved a $35,000 auto-theft and violence grant that the chief described as a recurring award the department has received previously. The chief requested authorization to accept the funds for crime-reduction efforts; members moved, seconded and the Chair called the vote. The motion passed.
Members also accepted a donated 2017 Toyota Highlander from Middletown Toyota for the PAL program. The chief said the vehicle has approximately 100,000 miles and that the city will encumber registration and insurance and handle maintenance costs through the usual channels. A motion to accept the donation was made and seconded and the Chair called the vote; the motion passed.
With no further business, a motion to adjourn carried and the Chair declared the meeting adjourned at 6:54 p.m.
