Peters Township Spends More FDA Task Force Funds

Peters Township Council on Monday passed three measures to spend more of the U. S. Food and Drug Administration Task Force forfeited funds it received earlier this year. Council first approved a measure that will spend $206,813 over 65 months for in car cameras that will provide enhanced images and include license plate readers. A second measure provides for the purchase of a new Harley Davidson Motorcycle for $27,174.64. It will replace the existing motorcycle that will be sold. The final measure is to purchase a laser scanner and associated equipment that will be used by the South Hills Area Council Of Governments. The equipment will be used by the Accident Reconstruction Team. The cost of that purchase is $111,280.52 and the ownership of the equipment will stay with the township.