Update: The bonding ordinances were approved at the May 26 council meeting.
The Township Council at its May 12 meeting introduced three bonding ordinances worth $3.5 million for construction projects and equipment purchases and a $450,000 capital ordinance for equipment purchases.
The $450,000 capital ordinance is targeted for two construction vehicles, one fire prevention pick-up truck, one marked police car, four marked and unmarked police interceptor utility vehicles, one unmarked Chevy Impala, emergency lighting and equipment for police vehicles, six Panasonic tough book computers for the police vehicles, and six mobile radios for the police vehicles, according to the ordinance.
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