Tisch announces vehicle capitalization in capital budget
Tisch announces the 10-year capital budget of $1.86B includes, for the first time, funding for police emergency response vehicles through a state law change allowing capitalization, spreading costs over five years.
In addition to the operating budget, the department's 10-year capital budget is $1.86 billion for fiscal years 26 through 35.
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For the first time, the capital budget now includes funding for police emergency response vehicles, thank God.
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This is the result of a critical change to state local finance law included in the state budget to allow for the capitalization of emergency response vehicles, both marked and unmarked.
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Capitalization allows police emergency response vehicle fleet costs to be spread over their full useful life, a five-year period, avoiding a single-year budget impact.
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Furthermore, capitalization shields the purchase of police emergency response vehicles, which are critical for public safety, from the impacts of expense budget cuts, freeing up limited expense funds to be used for other needs.
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