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Public Safety Commission forwards $25,000 DOT DUI-enforcement grant to City Council
Summary
The commission voted Monday to forward a 100% reimbursable Department of Transportation grant for driving‑under‑the‑influence enforcement, $25,000, to the City Council after members discussed timing and information gaps.
The Milltown Public Safety Commission voted Monday to forward to the City Council a 100% reimbursable Department of Transportation grant for driving‑under‑the‑influence enforcement totaling $25,000.
The chair (Speaker 1) introduced the grant during new business and noted the commission needed to decide whether to act now or delay until more information is available. A police representative (Speaker 4) said he did not have full details at the meeting and suggested tabling the item until next month, but commission members said the grant is time‑sensitive and typically reimbursed by DOT.
A commission member (Speaker 3) moved to send the item to council, stating, “I make a motion that we move this forward to council.” The chair recorded that the item was firsted by Councilman Gennaro and seconded by Councilman Zalathia and called for a vote. The chair heard 'Aye' responses and announced the matter passed and will go to the City Council for final consideration.
The commission did not record a full roll call in the transcript; the motion was recorded in the meeting minutes as passed and referred to council. No amendments or conditions were attached during the meeting.
