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Neoga approves $1,640 Stalker handheld radar for police; chief says device prints speed studies
Summary
Police Chief Schabbing asked the council to buy a state-contract Stalker handheld radar for $1,640 using DUI funds; the council unanimously approved the purchase after brief discussion.
Police Chief Schabbing proposed purchasing a Stalker handheld radar priced at $1,640 from the state purchase program and said the cordless unit has a longer range and "the ability to print a speed study." Commissioner Williams moved to approve the purchase using DUI funds and Commissioner Schabbing seconded; the motion passed 4-0.
The device was presented as an equipment upgrade that could aid speed enforcement; the minutes record no further debate or fiscal qualifications beyond noting payment from DUI funds.
