Sell surplus fire truck to El Cerrito for $45,000
$45,000.00
In Plain English
Richmond owns a fire truck it no longer needs for operations. City policy allows selling surplus equipment to other public agencies rather than private buyers. If approved, El Cerrito pays $45,000 and gets a working fire truck for their department.
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