Purchase 2 used Ford trucks for parks and facilities maintenance
In Plain English
The city needs replacement vehicles for maintaining parks and city buildings. These 2017 Ford F350 trucks will be used by maintenance crews for hauling equipment and materials. The purchase helps keep city services running smoothly.
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Votes
Approved the purchase of two trucks for $190,000
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The city council unanimously approved spending $190,000 to purchase two 2017 Ford F350 trucks for maintenance crews. These trucks will replace older vehicles used by city workers to haul equipment and materials for maintaining parks and city buildings. This was a routine administrative purchase to keep essential city services operating effectively.
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