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Council approves vehicle and body‑camera grant applications and renews liquor license
Summary
The council approved JAG grant applications for two fully equipped police vehicles ($191,590) and 16 body‑worn cameras ($33,216) and renewed Powell Liquor Company's license; members clarified possible recurring costs for camera services.
Rangely Town Council authorized several public safety‑related grant applications and approved a liquor license renewal during its March 11 meeting.
Council approved a Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application covering two fully equipped Chevy Tahoes and related equipment at a total requested amount of $191,590. Council also approved a separate JAG application to replace officer body‑worn cameras with 16 new units equipped with location trackers; council members discussed the possibility of recurring service charges and said the department will include ongoing costs in future budgets if the technology proves viable.
The council also voted to renew the Powell Liquor Company license with a recorded voice vote. All motions were approved by voice vote during the regular business portion of the meeting.
