Cumberland City board discusses donating surplus patrol car; decision deferred pending written request
September 06, 2024 | Stewart County, Tennessee
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During the Aug. 1 meeting, a board member raised the possibility of donating a silver surplus patrol car to another jurisdiction after Cumberland City police signaled a need for a vehicle. The speaker said the city's white Crown Victoria was currently borrowed.
Board members advised obtaining a written request from the recipient and verifying that insurance would transfer with the vehicle to protect the city from liability. The group agreed to wait for a letter outlining the donation terms before taking a vote.
No motion to transfer the vehicle or vote outcome was recorded in the transcript; the board recorded the direction to require formal documentation and insurance confirmation before any transfer.
Board members advised obtaining a written request from the recipient and verifying that insurance would transfer with the vehicle to protect the city from liability. The group agreed to wait for a letter outlining the donation terms before taking a vote.
No motion to transfer the vehicle or vote outcome was recorded in the transcript; the board recorded the direction to require formal documentation and insurance confirmation before any transfer.
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