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Hamilton aldermen authorize bid process to add a police vehicle
Summary
The board voted June 24 to begin the bid process for a new police vehicle and directed staff to obtain quotes and investigate leasing options; the meeting record does not specify funding or a procurement timeline.
The Hamilton Board of Aldermen on June 24 agreed to move forward with the bid process to acquire a new police vehicle.
Alderman Robert Grant moved to begin the bid process and Alderman Toni Schmidt seconded; the board voted in favor. During discussion members said the city will obtain quotes and consider leasing as an option, but the meeting transcript does not record budget sources, a procurement timeline, or specifications for the vehicle.
The vote to begin the bid process was recorded as a board decision to proceed with competitive procurement steps; further details, including cost estimates and lease-versus-buy analysis, were not included in the minutes and will need to appear in future staff reports or meeting materials.
