Commission approves $50,000 from reserves to replace crashed patrol vehicle
Following an Aug. 18 crash that totaled a frontline patrol car, commissioners approved using $50,000 from police reserves to buy and rebuild a replacement vehicle found under state bid pricing, with purchase and rebuild costs estimated near $49,000.
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The commission approved a request from the Huron Police Department to use $50,000 from reserve funds to acquire and rebuild a replacement patrol vehicle after a crash on Aug. 18.
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