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Public commenter raises patrol vehicle leasing as board tables vehicle purchase/lease
Summary
A resident raised leasing of patrol vehicles in public comment; the agenda item on purchase or lease of patrol vehicles was listed under old business and tabled to the next meeting with no procurement decision recorded.
During the public comment portion of the Dec. 10 meeting, Tom Keisling addressed the board about the potential leasing of patrol vehicles. The topic also appeared on the meeting’s old-business list as item 5.2 ("Discuss, Consider, and Take Action for the Purchase or Lease of Parol Vehicles"), but the minutes record that all old-business items, including the patrol-vehicle purchase/lease, were tabled to the next meeting.
Keisling returned to the podium later in the meeting to comment on police training and police costs during the public comment period after executive session. The minutes include two entries for the same public commenter with slightly different spellings of the last name (SEG 007 spells it 'Keisling'; SEG 056 spells it 'Keisley'). The board did not record any procurement specifications, cost estimates, or a procurement timeline in the minutes.
