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RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
Public Safety Committee
✓February 6, 1978
Committee: Chairman Burgess, Trustees Petrocine and Sutter
Attending: Chairman Burgess, Trustees Petrocine and Sutter
Also Attending: Town Administrator Hill, Police Chief Ault
Absent: None
RECIPROCAL FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT - LOVELAND:
The Committee reviewed and recommends the Reciprocal Fire Protection
Agreement with the City of Loveland be renewed.
POLICE VEHICLES:
The following bids were received for two police cars:
State
Nova $ 5,097.32
Fury I 5,282.56
Estes Park Garage .
Aspen $ 3,775.00 (4,200 miles on it)
Fury I 5,278.43
Trade in values on the 1974 and 1975 Plymouths
are $300.00 each.
Estes Park Ford
Ltd $ 5,688.86
Ltd II 5,311.52
Trade in values are $600 for the high mileage car
and $750 for the low mileage car.
The Committee recommends accepting Estes Park Garage's bid for two
Fury I and authorizing Chief Ault to negotiate sales of the old vehi-
cles with interested Towns and Cities.
SECOND WEAPON HANDOUT:
Officer Walt Kappely requested that police officers be allowed to
carry an automatic off duty and as a second weapon on duty. Chief
Ault expressed concern regarding the liability involved in carrying
such a weapon. The Committee tabled the request until the next
committee meeting.
REPORTS:
RECIPROCAL POLICE AID AGREEMENT is currently being reviewed by
the other cities and counties involved.
"OPERATION I.D." is being promoted with the help of the E.V.I.A.
and A.A.R.P.
t. There�15651 g o further business, the meeting adjourned.
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