Meeting Date: August 12, 2025 2025 Police Department Vehicle Authorization Commission Briefing Dan Alter, Facility, Fleet, Sys & Grounds Andrew Depolo, Police Commander Background • Aviation Maintenance manages ~100 police fleet assets. • Request aligns with capital planning, Fleet Sustainability Plan, and the Century Agenda. • Purpose: Support operational needs, replace aging vehicles, and prepare for increased staffing. 2 Overview of Vehicle Needs Total Vehicles Requested: 29 - - 16 vehicles to replace end-of-life vehicles 13 vehicles to support new FTEs and the new HSU unit Funding Scenarios: - - - Alternative 1: 13 vehicles (fleet expansion only) Alternative 2: 16 vehicles (replacements only) Recommended: 29 vehicles, combines Alternative 1 and 2 3 Alternative 1 - Expand Fleet (13 Vehicles) Cost: $~1.67 million Key Focus: Support growing FTEs, HSU unit, and Armored SUV Pros • Supports immediate operational growth • Enables phased EV integration Advances sustainability goals • Preserves budget flexibility • Reduces strain on existing fleet Cons • • • • Delays replacing aging vehicles May not fully meet total staffing needs Lower immediate sustainability impact Future vehicle cost risks Potential taskequipment mismatch 4 Alternative 2 - Replace Fleet (16 Vehicles) Cost: ~$1.37 million Key Focus: Replace aging vehicles Pros • Improves reliability and safety • Reduces maintenance costs • Advances sustainability through modern replacements • Avoids service disruptions from breakdowns Cons • Does not support fleet growth • Operational needs for HSU and FTEs remain unmet • Limited EV deployment evaluation 5 Recommended: Budget Request for All 29 Vehicles Total Vehicles Requested: 29 16 for critical end-of-life replacements 13 for immediate fleet expansion (new FTEs and HSU unit) Estimated Total Cost: ~$3.03 million Combines replacement costs with estimated expansion needs to fully address operational requirements. 6 Recommended: Budget Request for All 29 Vehicles Key Benefits of Full Acquisition: • Comprehensive Operational Support: Meets both urgent replacement demands and supports critical growth. • Maximized Efficiency & Reliability: Ensures the entire fleet is modern, safe, and reliable, reducing maintenance burdens. • Accelerated Sustainability Integration: Provides the largest opportunity to transition to low- and zero-emission vehicles across the fleet. • Enhanced Officer Safety & Readiness: Equips personnel with appropriate, up-to-date vehicles for all assignments. • Long-term Strategic Alignment: Fully aligns with capital planning, fleet sustainability goals, and the Century Agenda. 7 Summary Comparison Table Criteria Alternative 1: Expand (13) Alternative 2: Replace (16) Recommended: All 29 Vehicles Cost $~1.67M $~1.37M $3.03M Aligns with Sustainability Goals Partial Partial Full Operational Readiness Moderate High (for current fleet only) Complete Fleet Growth Support Replaces Aged Vehicles Supports HSU and New FTEs 8 Sustainable Fleet Strategy Objective: Advance the Port's environmental goals by following Fleet Sustainability Plan through strategic vehicle procurement and fleet management. Key Goals: Reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fleet operations. Increase the share of low- and zero-emission vehicles in the police fleet. Support Port-wide targets outlined in the Sustainable Fleet Plan and Century Agenda. Current Request Includes: Up to 4 Electric Vehicles (EVs) to pilot EV integration and up to 22 Hybrid Vehicles to significantly reduce fuel use and idle emissions. Benefits of a Sustainable Fleet Approach: Supports environmental stewardship and climate leadership. Reduces long-term fuel and maintenance costs. Enhances health and safety for officers and K9 units through modern vehicle features. 9