When the City of Grants Pass purchased the current police headquarters building and remodeled it, the plan required going into debt. However, three balloon payments are coming up, so councilors weighed options to avoid higher interest rates with an interfund loan.
By Vickie Aldous of the Daily Courier
Rather than spending $736,560 in additional interest to pay off the Grants Pass police headquarters, the city government is using an alternative strategy — but will still end up spending about $321,630 more on interest.
PORTLAND — A big play on defense and another on special teams led to half of Grants Pass’ points as the seventh-ranked Cavemen cruised to a 28-7 win over Westview in a non-league football game on Friday.
Parker Howe made the first big play for Grants Pass (2-0), grabbing a one-handed interception on a pass out to the flat on the Wildcats’ opening drive and returning it to the Westview 10-yard line.
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