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The Law Enforcement & Police Leasing Experts
-- Our 27th Year!
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What does your police department or agency do
when there's "no money in the budget?" It’s either in the budget, or its not…
Many government agencies are not familiar with how EASY it is for them to lease essential new equipment, paying for that equipment, monthly, quarterly or annually as their current appropriations allow.
Why pay in advance for essential equipment In most government lease scenarios, funds come out of OPERATING accounts and are not “booked” as capital expenses, due in part to built-in non-appropriation language and on Federal transactions, the termination provisions. And Law Enforcement Leases don't create new “debt,” for accounting purposes. Why police & sheriff's department leasing makes sense for your agency! [DOWNLOAD]
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