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Long Beach would lease police vehicles from Enterprise for $245,000 a year

The two-year lease, with three possible one-year renewals, would use pricing from a national purchasing cooperative.

Long Beach City Council· posted Nov 5Spending$245K

The Long Beach Police Department would lease vehicles for various operations under a contract with Enterprise Fleet Management of St. Louis, at $245,000 a year plus taxes for two years, with three one-year renewal options. The Financial Management Department asked the City Council to adopt the authorizing resolution at its November 10, 2026 meeting.

What happens next

City Council vote on the consent calendar · Nov 10

Named in this record
  • Enterprise Fleet Management, Inc.
  • Long Beach Police Department
  • Long Beach City Council 14
  • Department of Financial Management
  • Sourcewell
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