The Cobb County Board of Commissioners voted to spend $8.8 million for new public safety vehicles, including fully equipped autos, vans and trucks.
In April, the commissioners agreed to spend $3 million for the capital lease of 66 vehicles to begin the take-home program.
This program is designed to encourage officers to stay employed with the county and to improve public safety coverage during shift changes.
This second lease of $8.8 million will be split between the police department at $7,563,445 for 167 vehicles and the sheriff’s office at $1,236,555 for 25 vehicles.
Funding will come from the 2016 special purpose local option sales tax.
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