GREEN RIVER — The Green River Police Department (GRPD) will receive six new patrol vehicles in the next several months and will spend $31,050 for in-car video cameras.
The purchase order for the cameras has already been approved with Motorola Solutions, Inc./WatchGuard Video, however GRPD needs a signed agreement from the Green River City Council to complete the purchases.
The Green River City Council will meet Tuesday, September 7, at 7 p.m. at Green River City Hall.
The in-car video cameras are used for evidentiary recording purposes. Each camera costs $4,755, and with additional fees, the total cost will be $31.050.
Other Business
GRPD has also been chosen to participate in the 2022 Wyoming Highway Safety Selective Traffic Enforcement Grant Program, which is administered by the Wyoming Department of Transportation.
This program provides reimbursement of overtime funds to agencies that participate during special traffic enforcement periods that focus on decreasing DWUI’s and increasing vehicle occupancy safety. The grant pays for all overtime wages for officers who work during the grant period.
To view the full Green River City Council meeting agenda and packet, click here.
