The Capital Planning and Investment Committee reviewed police capital equipment requests, including a shift to an electric police cruiser and $105,000 in radio replacements.
Harvard capital committee approved $80,122 for police hybrid cruiser replacement. Police Chief James Babu presented operational mileage data and noted improvements in hybrid vehicle reliability, specifically that previous Ford model issues have been resolved. Committee member Abby Besse moved for
Harvard Capital Planning Committee reviewed two grant-funded EMS purchases. EMS Director Jason Cotting presented a $28,000 LUCAS3 chest compression device and an $85,000 replacement quick-response vehicle, a 2026 Chevy Tahoe that would retire a 2014 Ford Police Interceptor. The committee heard the
Capital Planning Committee approves $80,000 police cruiser purchase and $88,300 DPW truck. Chair SusanMary Redinger presided as the committee unanimously approved both vehicle acquisitions: Police Chief Babu's new cruiser, shifting funding from the omnibus budget to the Capital & Stabilization
Harvard Capital Planning and Investment Committee approves $22,000 for Fire Engine #2 tank modifications. Chair SusanMary Redinger, voting members Charles Oliver and Abby Besse approved the expenditure unanimously, citing safety justification for converting the engine's fire retardant tanks to
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