Edgewood, TX (April 2024) – The City of Edgewood announces the acquisition of multiple new police vehicles to replace units that have served the city since 2015. The new vehicles represent the first phase in the city’s plan to update the fleet on a rotating basis. The units are on order from Defender Supply and are anticipated to be delivered in early fall. Financing for the acquisitions was provided by Government Capital Corporation, Southlake, Texas.
“Having partnered with Government Capital since 2017, we are grateful for their expertise in municipal financing,” stated Petra Marley, City Administrator, City of Edgewood. “The financing process was simple and streamlined and created no extra work for the city. We had a wonderful experience and look forward to working together again.”
“I want to congratulate Petra Marley, Chief Morrison, and the City of Edgewood on their fleet upgrades,” commented Cody Thomas, Municipal Finance Specialist, Government Capital Corporation. “We take great pride in partnering with Texas cities to provide the best living experience for their residents and communities.”
About the City of Edgewood
The City of Edgewood is located in east Texas and is home to over 1,500 residents. The city was first settled in the 1840s and grew into a shipping depot when the Texas and Pacific Railroad was completed in the 1870s. To learn more about the City of Edgewood, visit edgewoodtexas.org.
About Government Capital Corporation
Government Capital Corporation is a leading public finance firm providing professional financial services to all local governmental entities. Since its founding in 1992, the company and its affiliates have successfully completed thousands of municipal financings exceeding $6 billion in Texas and across the country. For more information, visit www.govcap.com.



Zachary, LA (February 2023) – The City of Zachary announces the construction of a new police station and training center. The 21,000 square foot facility is a much-anticipated upgrade for the Police Department who has been sharing facility space with the Zachary City Court for over 35 years. “I have watched firsthand as the department has outgrown the building, having worked in the police department complex for the past 34 years,” stated Darryl Lawrence, Police Chief, City of Zachary. “I want to thank the prior administration and city council for allowing us to be a part of all aspects of choosing the architectural firm that designed the new building and selecting the location.”

