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Van Zandt County commissioners approve $7,550 payment for Precinct 1 dump truck, clear county bills

2676389 · March 17, 2025
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Summary

At a brief Van Zandt County commissioners meeting, members approved payment of $7,550 for a used International dump truck for Precinct 1 and voted to approve county bills for payment as submitted; both votes were taken by voice with no roll call.

Van Zandt County commissioners approved payment of $7,550 for a used International dump truck assigned to Precinct 1 and voted to approve county bills for payment as submitted during a short county meeting; both approvals were taken by voice vote with no roll call recorded.

The items were presented together as routine financial business. A commissioner described the vehicle as a "6 year 6 yard International dump truck" and provided the vehicle identification number 1HTSDPPRP7PH494446 and a purchase price of $7,550. The commission then moved to approve payment for that bill and later moved to approve county bills for payment as submitted.

A commissioner moved to approve payment for the dump truck; another commissioner seconded the motion. The presiding commissioner called for a voice vote, saying, "All those in favor, say 'aye.'" The meeting record shows the chair announced the motion passed after hearing "Aye" and no recorded opposition.

On the item to approve county bills for payment as submitted, a commissioner made a motion and it was seconded. The presiding commissioner again called a voice vote; the chair announced the motion passed. The transcript does not specify the total amount of the county bills presented or provide a roll-call tally.

The meeting adjourned shortly after the votes; the transcript records the session lasting about one and a half minutes from call to adjournment.

No public comments or additional discussion on the purchases or county bills were recorded in the transcript.