THURSDAY 1/9: Town Council Work Session on South Port Water Charges, Police Car Financing

A request by South Port Investors, which is building a yacht repair facility at the Town Harbor, to waive utility hookup fees will be further discussed at a Cape Charles Town Council work session 6 p.m. Thursday, January 9, at Town Hall.

Council will also discuss whether to pay cash or finance a 2014 Ford Police Interceptor vehicle.

The Town information packet may be read at http://www.capecharles.org/docview.aspx?doctype=agenda&docid=3358.

The public may attend but not comment.

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3 Responses to “THURSDAY 1/9: Town Council Work Session on South Port Water Charges, Police Car Financing”

  1. Steve Downs on January 8th, 2014 10:00 am

    Why in the world does the town need yet another new police car? Especially a Ford Interceptor? Why, they could do 100 mph in our little town chasing down hardened traffic violators! YEEHAW!

  2. Barbara Murray on January 8th, 2014 8:03 pm

    Good point Steve!

  3. Deborah Bender on January 10th, 2014 8:58 am

    Why can’t the police trade off at the beginning and end of their shifts? They go to someone’s home, get the police car, and at the end they return it. It is ridiculous for a town this small to have all of these high-dollar police cars. The town has pretty much run out the drug dealers, so why do we need so many police cars? Once upon a time there was one police car and they did the tradeoff thing. Back then there were way more full-time residents and yet they managed with one police car. This is not Virginia Beach. We don’t need all of these police cars and we sure don’t need anymore debt!