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During its May 6 meeting, Tomball City Council approved selling six Tomball Police Department vehicles to Montgomery ISD for use in its police department. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)

Tomball City Council approves sale of police vehicles to Montgomery ISD

By Lizzy Spangler, Emily Lincke

The city will sell MISD six used police cars for $3,000 each.

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