Sheriff outlines vehicle options; commissioners authorize replacement after vote
September 15, 2026 | Benson County, North Dakota
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The county's law-enforcement official reviewed patrol needs and presented vehicle options after reporting that the current Tahoe has about 174,000 miles. "They're asking for $57,495," the presenter said when relaying the dealership quote for a prebuilt Tahoe, and staff cited equipment and installation quotes in the $13,900 range.
Following discussion about supply constraints and whether to place a purchase order to hold the vehicle until the county's budget takes effect in January, a motion to authorize the purchase was moved and seconded. The board carried the motion after a roll-call vote. "Motion carried," the chair announced after the roll call.
Following discussion about supply constraints and whether to place a purchase order to hold the vehicle until the county's budget takes effect in January, a motion to authorize the purchase was moved and seconded. The board carried the motion after a roll-call vote. "Motion carried," the chair announced after the roll call.
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