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Commissioners authorize application for bullet-resistant vehicle components grant
Summary
The court voted to apply for FY2026 funds to outfit law-enforcement vehicles with bullet-resistant components; the resolution was approved unanimously among members present.
Duval County Commissioners approved a resolution to apply for FY2026 Bullet-resistant Components grant funds from the Office of the Governor to fund the Duval County Bullet-Resistant Law Enforcement Vehicle Project for the 2026–27 grant cycle. Commissioner Marla M. Garza (Pct. 3) moved the resolution and Commissioner Adalberto M. Vera (Pct. 2) seconded; the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
The record does not include dollar amounts or an implementation timeline. The resolution authorizes staff to pursue the state grant and accept any awarded funds for the described vehicle project. "On a motion made by Commissioner Garza and seconded by Commissioner Vera that we approve Resolution to apply and accept FY 2026 Bullet-resistant Components for the Law Enforcement vehicles grant funds from the Office of the Governor to fund the Duval County Bullet-Resistant Law Enforcement Vehicle Project for the 2026-27 Grant Cycle. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" and "Against" none.", the minutes state.
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