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Constable Rupp gets approval to spend donation on protective weapons case
Summary
The court approved a line-item transfer in Constable Precinct 4 to purchase a protective storage and carrying case for force-training weapons using funds donated by the Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce's 'Protect and Serve' mixer.
Constable Rupp requested a line-item transfer in Precinct 4 to use donated funds to buy a protective storage and carrying case for force-training weapons and associated equipment.
Rupp said the funds were donated "by the Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce through their Protect and Serve mixer." The purpose, as stated, is to protect and secure training equipment to increase longevity and useful life. Commissioner Crownover moved to approve the transfer; Commissioner Webb seconded, and the court approved the request.
The court did not record any public opposition; the action was approved on voice vote and the item closed.
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