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Police chief reports large methamphetamine seizure; council approves surplus of 2015 Tahoe to Raymond PD
Summary
Police Chief Stigall asked the council to surplus a 2015 Chevy Tahoe to the Raymond Police Department and reported that a routine traffic stop led to the seizure of "a large amount of methamphetamine earmarked for distribution;" the council approved the surplus unanimously.
Police Chief Stigall told the City of South Bend council that he would like to surplus a 2015 Chevy Tahoe to the Raymond Police Department; the council granted permission unanimously.
Chief Stigall also praised his officers and reported that "a routine traffic stop led to the seizure of a large amount of methamphetamine earmarked for distribution," which the chief said was turned over to the County Drug Task Force and resulted in arrests.
Council members acknowledged the department's work during later council comments: Councilor Wyatt "thanked the city crew for a job well done on maintaining city streets during the prolonged stretch of winter weather. He also extended his appreciation to the police department for the recent drug seizure," and Councilor Corcoran echoed that appreciation.
The council took the surplus action as routine property disposition and did not record additional conditions in the minutes.
