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Governing body approves $26,326.52 purchase of 2024 Kubota RTV for public works
Summary
The governing body approved a resolution to buy a 2024 Kubota RTV with a plow package from McCullough Implement Company for $26,326.52 to support sidewalk-plowing and public-works operations; the meeting completed routine business and adjourned after holiday remarks and a children's ball drop announcement.
The governing body voted to approve a resolution authorizing the purchase of a 2024 Kubota RTV with a plow package from McCullough Implement Company for $26,326.52 during its regular meeting. Speaker 1 (Unidentified Speaker) introduced the item as a public-works purchase intended for sidewalk plowing.
Speaker 5 (Unidentified Speaker) moved the resolution and Speaker 5 seconded. A roll-call vote recorded affirmatives from Young, Dilling, Neighbors, Thon, Doyle and Fahina; the presiding speaker announced the motion carried and the equipment purchase was approved.
The RTV will be used by public-works staff for plowing sidewalks and related tasks. Speaker 4 (Unidentified Speaker) noted the department recently received a used plow truck that has already been put into service and thanked staff for their work; that comment was provided as part of the meeting's operational reports. The purchase amount—$26,326.52—was specified in the resolution.
Earlier in the meeting, Speaker 1 asked for any items to be pulled for further discussion and called for a motion to approve the prior item(s). Speaker 2 (Unidentified Speaker) moved and seconded that motion; a roll call likewise recorded affirmative responses and the presiding speaker announced that motion carried.
The meeting concluded with seasonal remarks from multiple participants and an announcement that a children's ball drop is scheduled for 6 p.m. on New Year's Eve. Speaker 1 asked attendees to gather after the meeting for a quick photo with "Jangles" by the tree. The presiding speaker then called for and received a motion to adjourn.
No statutes, ordinances, or other legal authorities were cited in the transcript for the purchase; the resolution text and vendor name were stated during the meeting.
