Moreland Hills, OH

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve minutes from the August 3, 2026 meeting and review two residential development applications. The agenda includes a laundry room addition at 55 Stonewood Lane and a detached garage at 35730 Chagrin Boulevard. No other substantive items are listed.

• Sobol Residence – Laundry Room Addition at 55 Stonewood Lane
• Sciuva Residence – Detached Garage at 35730 Chagrin Boulevard

Board of Zoning Appeals

Facilities Committee

Road & Safety Committee

Council Committee of the Whole

The Moreland Hills Council Committee of the Whole will hold a procedural meeting on September 2, 2026. The agenda includes standard items like roll call and the journal, followed by discussions on upcoming ordinances, an internship/fellowship program, and the Civic Blueprint. No specific dollar amounts, contracts, or final decisions are listed in the provided text.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Internship/Fellowship discussion
• Civic Blueprint discussion

Green Commission

DEIB Commission

The Moreland Hills Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission is meeting to review minutes, ongoing projects, and financial reports. They will discuss updates on the cookbook, art collaboration, book club, and upcoming community events, as well as volunteer opportunities and new resident outreach.

• Financial report: $380.00 budget for Fiscal 2026; expenses include $100 food truck, $100 Blue Cadillac, $50 Orange Art Fest, $120 line dancer
• We Are Moreland Hills event on 9/19/2026 with Frosty Gator food truck, Blue Cadillac (11:30-1:30pm), Cornhole Tournament (12:30pm), Line Dancing with Dalonzo Curges (1:30-2:30pm)
• Book Club subcommittee: 'Braiding Sweetgrass' with Nikki Meli at Orange Library on 10/22/2026
• Cleveland Food Bank volunteer session reserved for 11/12/2026, 6-8pm
• 29 new residents since October 2025; discussion on next steps for outreach

Parks Commission

The Moreland Hills Parks Commission is meeting to discuss updates on 2026 priorities, including Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge, as well as planning for the Head for the Hills event and Fall Fest. They will also review and approve a quote from Fast Signs for road signs and banners for Head for the Hills.

• Review and approve quote from Fast Signs for road signs and banners
• Updates on Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge
• Head for the Hills 2026 planning: sponsors, marketing, giveaways, awards
• Fall Fest planning

Village Council

The Moreland Hills Village Council is holding its regular meeting on August 12, 2026. The agenda includes a conditional use modification for Hiram House Camp to allow bus egress onto Hiram Trail, several ordinances including a contract for the Village Complex retaining wall project, amendments to the Parks Commission terms, creation of police and service capital equipment replacement funds, and additional appropriations. Public comments are limited to two minutes per resident.

• Conditional use modification for Hiram House Camp, 33775 Hiram Trail, to allow egress for up to 8 regular buses and 1 special education bus during specified times
• ORD. 2026-34: Authorizes mayor to execute contract with Mr. Excavator, Inc. for Village Complex retaining wall project (emergency)
• ORD. 2026-35: Amends Parks Commission member terms, removes additional term for community member, modifies term length for two year-end 2026 appointments (emergency)
• ORD. 2026-36: Creates Police Capital and Equipment Replacement Fund (emergency)
• ORD. 2026-37: Creates Service Capital and Equipment Replacement Fund (emergency)

Green Commission

The Green Commission will meet to review updates from the Mayor and Service Department. The body will discuss follow-up items regarding Rust Belt Riders and coordinate volunteers for upcoming local events.

• Freecycle event on August 9
• Book Club event featuring Braiding Sweetgrass on October 22 at Orange Library
• Native Plant/Seed event update
• Rust Belt Riders follow up

Council Committee of the Whole

The Council Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss the Civic Blueprint and internship/fellowship opportunities. The agenda also includes a review of upcoming ordinances.

• Upcoming ordinances
• Internship/Fellowship discussion
• Civic Blueprint discussion

Facilities Committee

The Facilities Committee will meet to review maintenance needs and infrastructure updates. Discussions include police department building maintenance and utility plant updates.

• Police Department building maintenance
• Village Hall/Service Dept generator replacement
• Plant and pump station updates
• Bridge replacement for parks and greenspace

Road & Safety Committee

The Moreland Hills Roads & Safety Committee will meet to approve minutes, address resident concerns about Bentleyville Road and Miles Road speed limits, and receive updates from the Police Department, Village Engineer, and Service Department. The meeting is procedural with no formal decisions listed.

• Bentleyville Rd. resident concerns
• Miles Road speed limit discussion
• Village Complex Retaining Wall bid award
• SOM Center: East/West Juniper Storm Sewer Project update
• 2027 Capital Budget discussion for equipment/truck repairs

Planning Commission

The Moreland Hills Planning Commission will meet on August 3, 2026, to approve minutes from the July meeting and decide on zoning certificates and new dwellings. A public hearing will also be held regarding a request to modify a conditional use for school bus egress at Hiram House Camp.

• Dieleman Residence — Detached garage and zoning certificate in Hillside Setback Zone at 30 Addison Lane
• Build CLE LLC — New dwelling at 45 Sterncrest Drive
• Build CLE LLC — New dwelling at 110 Meadowhill Lane
• Hiram House Camp — Public hearing to modify conditional use for Orange City School Buses egress at 33775 Hiram Trail

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Moreland Hills Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing to decide on a 748-square-foot variance for a two-story detached garage at 30 Addison Lane. The board will also approve minutes from its June 1, 2026 meeting before adjourning.

• Dieleman Residence — 748 sq ft variance for 1,748 sq ft two-story detached garage at 30 Addison Lane
• Approval of minutes from June 1, 2026 meeting

Records Commission

The Records Commission will consider updates to the village’s records retention schedule. Items include changing the listed media type from “paper” to “multi” for most records and verifying the items listed for Personnel Files (VIL‑36). The meeting will also approve the minutes from the January 22, 2026 meeting. No other agenda items are listed.

• Approve minutes from the January 22, 2026 Records Commission meeting
• Discuss changing media type to “multi” for most records in the retention schedule
• Verify correct items listed for Personnel Files (VIL‑36)

DEIB Commission

The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission will review June 17 minutes, receive updates on ongoing projects, and present a $750.00 financial report for Fiscal 2026. The main agenda item is discussion and approval of a new activity for the Orange Art Fest scheduled for August 15, 2026. Additional topics include upcoming community events, a new student commissioner, and open discussion of volunteer opportunities.

• Approve new activity for Orange Art Fest on Aug 15, 2026
• Financial report showing $750.00 for Fiscal 2026
• Reserve Orange Library for Book Club Subcommittee meeting on Oct 22, 2026
• Reserve venue for Cleveland Food Bank event on Nov 1, 2026, 6‑8 p.m.
• Introduce new student commissioner Isabelle Nicol from Laurel School

Parks Commission

The Parks Commission will meet to approve past minutes, receive updates from the Mayor and Service Department, and discuss working groups for Veterans Park, Forest Ridge, and marketing. The agenda also covers planning for the 'Head for The Hills' event and Fall Fest.

• Approval of June 2026 meeting minutes
• Updates on Veterans Park, Forest Ridge, and Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park
• Planning for 'Head for The Hills 2026' event
• Planning for Fall Fest
• Meeting location: Lang Pavilion at Forest Ridge

Green Commission

The Green Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 8, 2026. The main item is an information presentation from Rust Belt Riders. The group will also receive updates from the Mayor and Service Department and discuss upcoming community events such as a Freecycle event and a book club.

• Information presentation by Rust Belt Riders
• Update from Mayor Spencer & Service Department
• Freecycle event scheduled for August 9
• Book Club event with DEIB: 'Braiding Sweetgrass' on October 22 at Orange Library
• Native Plant/Seed event update from Andrea

The Green Commission heard a presentation from Rust Belt Riders about food waste composting options and discussed next steps, including a resident survey and cost clarification. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• Approved minutes of previous meeting (motion by Mayor Spencer, second by Ms. Sharpe)
• Discussed exploring municipal or subscription compost program with Rust Belt Riders; no action taken
• Agreed to develop a resident survey to gauge interest in composting (Ms. Sharpe to work on survey)
• Agreed to seek clarification on setup costs for both compost program options

Village Council

The Village Council will vote on three ordinances: purchasing a replacement generator for village hall and service garage via cooperative program, providing additional appropriations, and contracting for the 2026 pavement marking program. All three ordinances are declared emergencies for immediate effect.

• ORD. 2026-31: Authorize purchase of replacement generator from Ohio CAT Power Systems through the Sourcewell cooperative program
• ORD. 2026-32: Provide additional appropriations and transfer items already appropriated
• ORD. 2026-33: Authorize contract with JD Striping & Services for the 2026 pavement marking program
• All three ordinances declared as emergencies

Council approved three ordinances: a $47,084.93 generator replacement for Village Hall and Service Garage funded by NOPEC grant, a $10,000 appropriation for the Service Department, and a $28,637.84 pavement marking contract with JD Striping & Services. All votes were unanimous. Council also discussed a power outage survey and a letter to First Energy, but took no formal action on those items.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-31 for generator purchase ($47,084.93) (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-32 for additional appropriations and transfers (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-33 for pavement marking contract with JD Striping ($28,637.84) (6-0)
• Approved June 10, 2026 council minutes as amended (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a request from Hiram House Camp to modify its conditional use permit regarding egress on Hiram Trail. They will also consider a dormer addition at a residence on Miles Road. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and general discussion.

• Hiram House Camp – preliminary discussion on modifying conditional use for Hiram Trail egress, 33775 Hiram Trail
• Steele Residence – dormer addition at 35655 Miles Road

The Planning Commission held a preliminary discussion on a request by Orange City Schools to modify the existing Conditional Use Permit to allow approximately eight buses to use the Hiram House Camp access road at 33775 Hiram Trail for egress, in addition to the current ingress-only use. No decision was made on the request itself. The Commission voted unanimously to schedule a public hearing on the matter for August 3, 2026. The Commission also approved a dormer addition at 35655 Miles Road.

• Approved dormer addition at 35655 Miles Road, conditioned on final plans matching the preferred rendering (6-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for August 3, 2026, to review the Hiram Trail bus egress request (6-0)
• Approved minutes of June 1, 2026, meeting as amended (6-0)

Council Committee of the Whole

This is a routine Committee of the Whole meeting with standard procedural items including roll call, approval of minutes, reports from the mayor and council president, and discussion of upcoming ordinances. No specific legislation or action items are listed.

• Roll call and approval of previous meeting minutes
• Reports and communications from the mayor and other officials
• Update from Council President
• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Miscellaneous discussion

The Committee of the Whole met and discussed several items, but took no formal votes on substantive matters. The mayor reported that the village was denied funding for the 50/50 Road Program for the second consecutive cycle, and that the Miles Lane road issue was resolved by maintaining the road without improvements. Council discussed creating a resident survey on power outages, combining old and new drafts, and planned to finalize it soon. No ordinances were passed; several were listed for the upcoming July Council agenda.

• Approved minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting (6-0)
• Discussed creating a resident power outage survey, combining old and new drafts
• Noted denial of 50/50 Road Program funding for second consecutive cycle
• Reported Miles Lane issue resolved: road to be maintained, not improved, with stone and paved apron
• Adjourned meeting at 8:04pm (6-0)

Facilities Committee

The committee will discuss maintenance of the Police Department building, replacement of the Village Hall/Service Department generator, and updates to plant and pump stations. Also on the agenda are village landscaping projects, a bridge replacement, and banners and flags for America 250. No votes are scheduled; items are for discussion and review.

• Police Department building maintenance
• Village Hall/Service Department generator replacement
• Bridge replacement project
• Plant and pump station updates
• Banners and flags for America 250

The Facilities Committee approved the June 2 meeting minutes unanimously. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted of status updates on building maintenance, utilities, parks, and miscellaneous items. The Village Hall generator was repaired temporarily, with a replacement expected to take up to 33 weeks to order.

• Approved June 2 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Road & Safety Committee

The Moreland Hills Road & Safety Committee will discuss resident concerns about Bentleyville Road, police department updates including Flock camera installation and background checks for new officers, and village engineer updates on storm sewer easements and the 2026 Road Program. Service department reports cover equipment repairs and ongoing driveway culvert replacements. No votes or decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Resident concern: Bentleyville Road
• Flock Camera Installation Update
• Background investigations for 1 full-time and 1 part-time police officer
• West Juniper/SOM Center Storm Sewer Easements
• 2026 Road Program

The committee approved the previous meeting's minutes. No formal votes were taken on substantive items; discussions covered road program updates, police equipment, and resident concerns. The next meeting is scheduled for August 4, 2026.

• Approved previous meeting's minutes (unanimous)

DEIB Commission

The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission will review minutes, hear updates on ongoing projects including the We Are Moreland Hills cookbook and website, and prepare for upcoming events such as the Cleveland Food Bank volunteer night on Nov 12, 2026. The commission will also welcome a new student commissioner, Isabelle Nicol of Laurel School, and discuss outreach opportunities at Orange Art Fest and community festivals.

• New student commissioner: Isabelle Nicol of Laurel School
• Cleveland Food Bank volunteer event scheduled for Nov 12, 2026
• We Are Moreland Hills Cookbook and website development updates
• Financial report: $750 budget for fiscal 2026
• Discussion of Orange Art Fest (Aug 15) and volunteer opportunities at Head for the Hills (Oct 3) and Fall Fest (Oct 25)

The Commission approved the May 19, 2026 meeting minutes and selected Tontoni as the next featured recipe for the project webpage. Members discussed planning for the Orange Art Center Art Fest, the 'We Are Moreland Hills' event, and a fall book club. The Commission also noted the appointment of Isabelle Nicol as the new student Commissioner starting in September.

• Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (Motion carried)
• Approved Tontoni as the next featured recipe (Motion carried)

Parks Commission

The Parks Commission will discuss and decide on the start time and length of Fall Fest 2026, along with early planning details. They will also receive updates on ongoing working group priorities for Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge improvements, as well as marketing efforts for Moreland Hills parks.

• Decide start time and length of Fall Fest 2026
• Early planning for Fall Fest 2026 (candy, food, drinks, pumpkins, games)
• Updates on Veterans Park improvements
• Updates on Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park improvements and docents
• Head for the Hills 2026 registration, giveaways, sponsors, and road signs

The Commission approved the May 18, 2026 meeting minutes and scheduled the Fall Fest event for October 25 from 1:00 to 4:00. Members received updates on park maintenance and event sponsorships.

• Approved May 18, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Scheduled Fall Fest 2026 for October 25 from 1:00 to 4:00

Village Council

The council will consider several ordinances including a contract with Siteworx Unlimited for the 2026 drainage program, adoption of a village cybersecurity policy, additional appropriations, and a resolution adopting the alternative tax budget for fiscal year 2027. All items are declared emergencies.

• ORD 2026-27: adopt village cybersecurity policy (emergency)
• ORD 2026-28: authorize contract with Siteworx Unlimited for 2026 Drainage Program (emergency)
• ORD 2026-29: provide additional appropriations and transfer items (emergency)
• RES 2026-30: adopt alternative tax budget for FY 2027 (emergency)

The Village Council approved a cybersecurity policy and a drainage program contract. They also approved an ordinance for additional appropriations and transfers. The meeting included reports from various committees.

• Approved Village Cybersecurity Policy (Ordinance 2026-27)
• Authorized Mayor to execute drainage contract with Siteworx Unlimited (Ordinance 2026-28)
• Approved additional appropriations and transfers (Ordinance 2026-29)
• Approved minutes of previous Regular Council Meeting
• Entered Executive Session regarding Ordinance 2026-27

Green Commission

The Green Commission is reviewing updates from previous workshops and planning upcoming community events including a Freecycle event and EcoFest. The commission is also addressing potential next steps regarding the Climate Action Plan.

• Freecycle event scheduled for August 9 at Lang Pavilion
• EcoFest outreach to neighboring municipalities
• Tree Care Workshop attendee review
• Climate Action Plan status inquiry

The commission approved the minutes from the previous meeting. Members discussed the results of the Greening of the Hills event and planned for an upcoming Freecycle event on August 9. No other substantive votes were recorded.

• Approved May meeting minutes

Council Committee of the Whole

The Moreland Hills Council Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss several topics, including an internship/fellowship program and an initial discussion of a Civic Blueprint. No ordinances or contracts are scheduled for action. The meeting includes standard procedural items like roll call and approval of minutes.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Internship/fellowship program discussion
• Civic Blueprint – initial discussion
• Reports from Mayor and other officials

The Committee of the Whole meeting was primarily informational with no substantive votes. The only action taken was the unanimous approval of the May 6, 2026 meeting minutes. Council discussed a request from Orange Schools to allow buses to exit via the Hiram Trail back entrance, but no decision was made; the mayor will obtain historical documents and a summary from the superintendent for further review. An internship and fellowship program was discussed but no action was taken due to management and oversight concerns.

• Approved minutes of May 6, 2026 meeting (7-0)

Facilities Committee

The Moreland Hills Facilities Committee is meeting to discuss building maintenance priorities, including police department upkeep and a generator replacement for Village Hall and the Service Department. Utility updates include plant and pump station status and an inflow/infiltration study for Jackson Valley Pump Station. Parks topics cover landscaping, fountain repair at Forest Ridge, and a bridge replacement project. The committee will also consider banners and flags for America 250.

• Generator replacement for Village Hall and Service Department
• Jackson Valley Pump Station inflow/infiltration study
• Forest Ridge fountain repair (fish hook and line damage)
• Bridge replacement project (location not specified)
• Banners and flags for America 250 celebration

The committee approved the May 5 meeting minutes. Members discussed a proposed $47,084.93 replacement for the Village Hall generator and reviewed ongoing wastewater plant violations and pump station issues.

• Approved May 5 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Road & Safety Committee

The Moreland Hills Roads & Safety Committee will discuss resident concerns about Bentleyville Road, receive police updates on AED replacements for the village complex, and hear village engineer updates including a drainage program bid award. Service department updates cover equipment repairs, ongoing driveway culvert replacements, and a community cost-share camera purchase for which purchase orders have been issued.

• Resident concerns on Bentleyville Road
• AED replacements for entire Village complex
• Drainage program bid award
• Ongoing driveway culvert replacements
• Community cost-share camera purchase – PO issued and cameras ordered

The committee approved the minutes from the previous meeting. Members discussed the 2026 Drainage Program bids and the replacement of expired AEDs, which Mayor Spencer noted was not budgeted and will likely go to Council on June 10th.

• Approved previous meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several property improvement applications, including exterior modifications and a garage conversion at 50 South Lane, an attached pavilion at 70 Quail Hollow Drive, a garage addition at 15 Fox Glen Road, and a dormer addition with a front entry porch at 90 Easton Lane. The commission will also approve the minutes from the May 4, 2026 meeting. The meeting will end with discussion and adjournment.

• 50 South Lane LLC – exterior modification and garage conversion
• Adams Residence – attached pavilion at 70 Quail Hollow Drive
• Goldberg Residence – garage addition and exterior modifications at 15 Fox Glen Road
• Panorama Peak LLC – 2nd‑floor dormer addition and front entry porch at 90 Easton Lane
• Approval of minutes from the May 4, 2026 Planning Commission meeting

The Commission approved an attached pavilion at 70 Quail Hollow Drive and renovations at 15 Fox Glen Road. Alterations at 90 Easton Lane were also approved, while the application for 50 South Lane was withdrawn.

• Approved May 4, 2026 minutes (6-0)
• 50 South Lane LLC application withdrawn by applicants
• Approved attached pavilion at 70 Quail Hollow Drive (6-0)
• Approved renovations at 15 Fox Glen Road subject to construction drawing verification (6-0)
• Approved alterations at 90 Easton Lane conditioned on architectural plans reflecting renderings (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:48 pm (6-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

This is a procedural meeting of the Moreland Hills Board of Zoning Appeals. The only scheduled business is approval of minutes from the May 4, 2026 public hearing, followed by discussion and adjournment. No zoning applications, variances, or public hearings on specific properties are listed.

• Approval of minutes from the Regular Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing of May 4, 2026
• General discussion and adjournment

The Board of Zoning Appeals held a public hearing on June 1, 2026, but no new applications or other items were presented. The board approved the minutes from the May 4, 2026 meeting and then adjourned. No substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes of May 4, 2026 BZA public hearing (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:02 pm with no new applications or discussion items

DEIB Commission

The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Commission will review April minutes and receive updates on ongoing projects including a community cookbook and website, an Orange Art Center collaboration, and a newsletter. They will discuss financial plans for $750 in fiscal 2026 and finalize registration for a Cleveland Food Bank event scheduled for November 12, 2026. The meeting is largely a check-in on existing initiatives and future scheduling.

• We Are Moreland Hills cookbook and website development update
• Orange Art Center collaboration update
• Cleveland Food Bank event reserved for November 12, 2026, from 6-8pm
• Financial report: seeking $750 for Fiscal 2026
• We Are Moreland Hills event set for September 19, 2026

Parks Commission

The Parks Commission will discuss updates from working groups on improvements to Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge. They will also plan for the Head For The Hills 2026 event (registration opening June 1) and finalize details for Fall Fest 2026, including start time and early planning.

• Head For The Hills 2026 planning: registration opens June 1, giveaways, sponsors, and tasks
• Fall Fest 2026: date finalized Oct 25, decide start time, early planning for candy, pumpkins, games
• Aggregate and stone needs for trail and bridge repair
• Bench installations updates
• Veterans Park, Garfield Cabin/Birth Site Park, and Forest Ridge improvements

Village Council

The Village Council will vote on several ordinances including accepting permanent drainage easements on Basswood Lane and East Juniper Lane, approving a change order for the 2025 asphalt program, entering a community cost-share agreement with the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, purchasing storm pipe inspection equipment, accepting a donation of police vehicle storage boxes from Aurora, and passing an additional appropriations ordinance. All ordinances are declared emergencies.

• Change order no. 1 with Geauga Highway Company for the 2025 asphalt program
• Community cost-share agreement with Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District for project funding
• Purchase of storm pipe camera and line locating equipment from A&H Equipment via Sourcewell cooperative
• Accept donation of three Setina cargo storage box systems from City of Aurora for police vehicles
• Additional appropriations and transfers (ORD 2026-26)

The council unanimously passed several emergency ordinances authorizing drainage easements for storm‑sewer projects at 90 Basswood Lane and 10 East Juniper Lane, approved a change order for the 2025 asphalt program, authorized a community cost‑share agreement with NEORSD, and approved a $1 million transfer to the SCM&R Fund along with other appropriations. All motions carried with a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-20 authorizing permanent drainage easement for 90 Basswood Lane (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-21 authorizing permanent drainage easement for 10 East Juniper Lane (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-22 authorizing change order with Geauga Highway Co. for 2025 asphalt program (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-23 authorizing community cost‑share agreement with NEORSD for storm pipe camera funding (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-24 authorizing purchase of storm pipe camera and line locating equipment via Sourcewell (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-26 providing additional appropriations and transfers, including $1,000,000 to SCM&R Fund (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-25 accepting donation of three Setina cargo storage box systems for police vehicles (5-0)