BURTON TO GET NEW POLICE CAR
The Burton Police Department will be getting a new patrol unit.
The city council approved the purchase of a new Chevy Tahoe, as an “emergency purchase” for the department.
The cost of the vehicle, along with equipment and labor will total $41,105. Mayor David Zajicek says with credit and trade-in on the old unit, the final cost to the city will be $33,655.
Police Chief Greg Rolling says the need for enhanced patrol lights is an important issue as well as the need for a new radar unit.
After an executive session, the council unanimously approved the purchase—with council member Dale Schwartz abstaining due to conflict of interest.
The city will finance the purchase of the patrol unit through Burton State Bank, with a 60-month note.
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