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Osage Beach board tables first reading of fleet-management contract after debate on leasing vs. purchasing
Summary
The Board of Aldermen tabled first reading of an ordinance that would authorize a contract with Enterprise Fleet Management after extended debate over leasing terms, budget impact and a request to ask the city's financial advisor for an independent review.
The Osage Beach Board of Aldermen on Thursday voted to table the first reading of Bill 25‑04, an ordinance that would have authorized the mayor to execute a cooperative contract with Enterprise Fleet Management for city vehicle replacement and fleet services.
City Administrator Devon Lake introduced the item and invited an Enterprise representative, identified as Ken, to present. Ken described the company’s “equity lease” model and the flexibility it offers for acquisition, resale, maintenance and budgeting. He said the proposal presented would fund five police vehicles and two to three public‑works units as a first phase and allow the city to delay payments until after delivery.
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