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be paid by the City if the slot to be filled is in the Metropolitan Branch, and will be paid by the County if it is a County Deputy slot to be filled. (E) The City shall provide vehicles for the use of the Metropolitan Branch. The purchase of new vehicles will be considered on an annual basis by the City Council upon the advice and recommendation of the Sheriff. The Sheriff shall make such recommendations to the City Council on or before the first scheduled City Council meeting in October. The use of said vehicles should be primarily for the Metropolitan Branch. The City shall maintain all insurance costs as presently required by the City. In the event of damage to any vehicle, which is in excess of any insurance coverage, or in the event that replacement of any vehicle shall become necessary, the City shall provide all revenues necessary for the repair and maintenance or replacement so required. The Metropolitan vehicles will be identified with a highly visible distinctive striping and will be used in and near the City of Batesville unless an emergency or unusual circumstances will require their use away from the City. Any significant use of the Metropolitan vehicles away from the City shall be reported to the Interlocal Board by the Sheriff. The Metropolitan vehicles shall not be used for any private purpose. 46, (F) The City shall give the Sheriff's Department the right to obtain gasoline at the City yard. The County shall be responsible for all fuel charges associated with the County vehicles. The City shall be responsible for a monthly sum of up to $3,000.00 in fuel allowances for all Metropolitan vehicles. Should all of the Metropolitan vehicles have fuel charges in excess of said $3,000.00, the County shall bear the costs of such excess. (G) The City shall operate a radio dispatching service, which shall provide radio communication for law enforcement and fire vehicles, both City and County wide. The County shall pay all bills associated with the 911 system with the revenues derived from that system. Any and all revenues derived from the operation of the 911 System in excess of the costs of operation, hereinafter referred to as "911 surplus", (except for those placed in a Capital Improvement fund described below) shall be paid to the City as reimbursement for the County's share of the cost of dispatching services. Notwithstanding the amount of any such 911 surplus, in no event will the County's contribution to the City be less than Seventy Thousand Dollars ($70,000.00) annually. In the event the 911 surplus is over $70,000.00 , the County shall place up to $2,000.00 annually in a Capital Improvement fund for the purpose of replacing or upgrading 911