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Rogers County OKs $408,000 from Use Tax for sheriff patrol vehicles and emergency upfit
Summary
The board approved spending $408,000 in Use Tax funds to purchase patrol vehicles and emergency equipment for the Rogers County Sheriff's Office; the funding was approved by unanimous vote during the May 11 meeting.
Rogers County commissioners voted May 11 to allocate $408,000 from Use Tax funds to purchase patrol vehicles and pay for vehicle emergency upfit for the Rogers County Sheriff's Office. The funding request was brought forward by Commissioner Steve Hendrix. Commissioner Dan DeLozier moved to approve the expenditure and the board approved the motion by roll call (DeLozier-aye, Hendrix-aye, Burrows-aye).
The minutes record the amount and funding source but do not include additional procurement details such as vendor selection or delivery timelines. The expenditure will be handled through the county's procurement and equipment-upfit processes.
