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Pulaski aldermen authorize surplus sale, advertise for two garbage trucks and ladder truck with CDBG funds
Summary
Pulaski aldermen approved surplusing an old cascade system, authorized advertisement for two sanitation trucks (estimated total about $500,000) and authorized advertising for a ladder truck to be funded in part by a $425,000 CDBG block grant; the ladder-truck purchase requires additional grant administrative approvals.
The Pulaski Board of Aldermen voted to declare an older cascade system surplus and to advertise bids for two new garbage trucks and a ladder truck for the fire department during the same meeting (date not specified).
Mr. Harrison, staff member, said the cascade system the city ordered years ago is now installed and “we just wanna get rid of the old one, and we'll put it on govdeals like we're going to do our surplus equipment.” The motion to surplus and sell the old cascade system was made by Mr. Massey, alderman, and seconded by Mr. Worsham; the roll call recorded ayes from the members present.
On sanitation equipment, Mr. Harrison…
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