PLYMOUTH COUNTY HAS A NEW INCIDENT RESPONSE VEHICLE.
THE PLYMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS GOT A LOOK AT IT FOLLOWING THEIR MEETING ON TUESDAY.
COUNTY SHERIFF JEFF TE BRINK SAYS THE VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED TO SERVE AS A MOBILE COMMAND CENTER IN CASE OF INCIDENTS REQUIRING LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE, OR A NATURAL DISASTER.
COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER SUPERVISOR KIRK HATTING SAYS THE VEHICLE CAN PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF A COMM CENTER AT THE SITE OF A DISASTER OR INCIDENT.
CONTROLS CAN ALSO BE ACCESSED OUTSIDE THE VEHICLE, IF WEATHER PERMITS.
THE RESPONSE VEHICLE COST 190-THOUSAND DOLLARS, FULLY EQUIPPED.
IT WAS PAID FOR WITH COVID RELIEF FUNDS.
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