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Cherry Valley approves Motorola radios and new police interceptor, totaling about $139,011

Village of Cherry Valley Board of Trustees · July 15, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved purchases of portable and in‑car radios from Motorola Solutions, a 2024 Ford Police Interceptor with upfitting, and training travel for Chief Todd Stockburger; combined costs recorded in the meeting total roughly $139,174.54 (itemized in transcript).

Under Trustee Kramer’s Public Safety report the board approved multiple purchases from Motorola Solutions and vehicle purchases and upfitting from Stivers vendors. The transcript records: three APX Next portable radios at $10,981.23 each (total $32,943.69); six APX 6500 in‑car mobile radios at $7,637.99 each plus installation (total $48,347.94); and a 2024 Ford Police Interceptor at $42,100 with upfitting costs $15,619.91 (total $57,719.91). Each of these motions passed by roll call, typically 6–0.

Trustee Kramer also moved approval for Chief Todd Stockburger to attend the FBI National Academy Associates annual training (June 28–July 1, 2025) with travel and lodging costs totaling $1,163.00. The purchases were charged to specified capital improvement and travel line items as recorded in the meeting minutes.