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Monday, April 1, 2013

New, Different-Colored Twinsburg Police Cruiser Hits Streets

One of nine new cruisers is road-ready. Notice the difference in color?

In January, Twinsburg City Council approved the lease of nine new Ford police vehicles based on the Ford Explorer — one is now road ready and can be spotted around town. The Twinsburg Fire Department shared a picture of the new dark blue and white color-scheme cruisers Friday on Facebook.  Police Chief Chris Noga said the department plans to phase out its 10 Dodge Charges currently in use. Noga said those cars are suffering some "wear and tear."  The cost of the new cars is $333,705 total for three years. These Ford Police Interceptors are built using the Explorer body and the Taurus platform, and are both all-wheel drive and pursuit-rated.

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Twinsburg Leases Nine New Police Cruisers and Twinsburg Fire Department

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Twinsburg Leases Nine New Police Cruisers

Twinsburg's new Ford Explorer-style cruisers will replace the current fleet of Dodge Chargers.

The Twinsburg Police Department will sport some new wheels very soon, with a new look too. The city council approved in January the lease of nine new Ford police vehicles based on the Ford Explorer. The cost of the new cars is $333,705 total for three years. Police Chief Chris Noga said the department plans to phase out its 10 Dodge Charges currently in use. Noga said those cars are suffering some "wear and tear." The Twinsburg Bulletin reports that the black and white colors of the Dodge cars will be changed to a dark blue and white scheme.    

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