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Auburn council adopts revised joint purchasing policy on second reading
Summary
On June 2 the Auburn City Council adopted the revised joint purchasing policy on second reading; the motion was moved by Councilor Watkins, seconded by Councilor Cowan, and passed by a show of hands with six in favor and none opposed.
The Auburn City Council voted on June 2 to adopt the revised joint purchasing policy on second reading. The motion to adopt was moved by Councilor Watkins and seconded by Councilor Tim Cowan (Ward 2). The vote was taken by a show of hands; the mayor announced, "6 having voted in the affirmative, none in the negative," and the motion was declared adopted.
The council recorded that corresponding school‑side motions had moved in parallel through school committees and that the Auburn School Committee had approved matching changes. No public comments were offered at the second reading and no amendments were recorded during the council discussion.
The ordinance takes effect per normal municipal adoption procedures; staff did not identify any immediate implementation steps in the council discussion.
