Bell County is swapping out eight old police cruisers for a fresh fleet. It’s a standard equipment refresh, but it’s a good reminder to keep an eye on how the city spends your tax money on public safety.
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This is a standard budget item, but it represents a direct allocation of local tax revenue toward municipal equipment upgrades.
The police department gets more reliable gear, and the public benefits from having officers in vehicles that won't break down on the job.
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By David Stone The Belton Journal The Belton City Council approved the purchase of eight new police vehicles during Tuesday’s meeting. ...