Public Safety Procurement

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Public Safety Procurement

Nolanville police asked to approve purchase of 2025 Ford Interceptor and radio equipment

The City Council was asked Nov. 5, 2026 to approve a $56,350 purchase of a 2025 Ford Police Interceptor and a $12,717.92 quote from Motorola Solutions for radio equipment, both to be paid from PD capital funds, the agenda posted by City Secretary Misha Johnson says.

NolanvilleNov 5, 2026

Procurement

Upfitting and graphics quotes for two police vehicles total $37,755.36; staff recommends Dana + Global option

Staff recommends buying upfitting equipment from Dana Safety Supply ($26,605.92 total) and installation/graphics from Global Public Safety ($11,149.44 total), for a combined upfit cost of $37,755.36 for two police vehicles; an alternative all‑in quote from OnPoint was higher.

LandisNov 5, 2026

Public Safety Procurement

Council authorizes $4,200 DOJ-forfeiture purchase of optics and backup sights for police

The council approved a mayoral request to buy 35 precision plates at $75 and 35 AmeriGlobe backup sights at $45 for the police department, totaling $4,200, to be paid from the Department of Justice forfeiture fund; the motion passed 7–0.

Bay St. LouisNov 4, 2026

Public Safety Procurement

Council awards contract for new fire pumper at roughly $1.16 million

Council approved awarding a contract for a second‑generation pumper at a base price of $1,157,151.19; the contract includes a potential Producer Price Index adjustment of up to 5% over the build term, a clause staff said has rarely been invoked.

OrangeOct 28, 2026