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Rice Twp. purchases tech equipment for police department (opens the original)
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Rice Twp. supervisors at a special meeting last week voted to spend just over $46,000 to purchase equipment and software to bring the police department into compliance with the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Incident Based Reporting System. Supervisors voted to spend $21,375 to acquire and install the system needed to maintain NIBRS compliance for the police department and $25,412 for the server and related equipment and software. Both purchases are based on COSTARS pricing from Gold
Wright Twp. upgrades police fleet, approves road and community projects (opens the original)
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Wright Twp. has upgraded its police department’s fleet of vehicles over the last 18 months using more than a quarter of a million dollars in state gaming grant and opioid settlement money. At their September meeting, township supervisors voted to purchase a new Dodge Challenger from Motorworld at a cost of $51,963. The specially marked vehicle will be funded through an opioid settlement grant and will be used for drug prevention and other community programs, according to township officials. Also
Wright Twp. officials purchase police vehicles (opens the original)
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Wright Twp. has upgraded its police department’s fleet of vehicles over the last 18 months using more than a quarter of a million dollars in state gaming grant and opioid settlement money. At their September meeting, township supervisors voted to buy a new Dodge Challenger from Motorworld for $51,963.65. The specially marked vehicle will be funded through an opioid settlement grant and will be used for drug prevention and other community programs, according to township officials. Also approved a
Wright Twp. fire department receives grant money for pumper (opens the original)
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The Wright Twp. Volunteer Fire Department received a huge boost this week with an announcement by state Sen. Lynda Schlegel Culver, R-27, and state Rep. Alec Ryncavage, R 117, that the fire department was awarded a $463,500 statewide Local Share Account grant. The money will go toward purchasing a new rescue pumper, which will cost $1.3 million. “The Wright Twp. Volunteer Fire Department has been fortunate to receive the Statewide Local Share Account program grant in the amount $463,500 for the
Mountain Top police chiefs defend use of Flock cameras amid public backlash (opens the original)
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In the face of a backlash from libertarians and elected officials statewide, including both gubernatorial candidates regarding the use of Flock cameras, leaders of two Mountain Top police departments recently spoke out in favor of their use. Wright Twp. police chief Scott Rozitski and Fairview Twp. police chief Dennis Monk shared their thoughts on the now controversial system used widely by police departments. Wright Twp. has been utilizing two Flock cameras system since late May, and Fairview T
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