The Idaho State Police has saved money since hiring three employees to upfit police vehicles with radios, cameras, and prisoner transport systems in 2018. Each car — Dodge Chargers — take about 50 hours of work before they’re ready for service, and the program has saved the agency $100,000 over using outside shops, Idaho News reported.
Cars that reach 110,000 miles or 10 years are replaced, and some parts are then reused on new vehicles.
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