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Middletown council tables PHI Cares helicopter coverage, advertises vehicle bids and forms code-enforcement committee
Summary
At the May 1 meeting the Middletown Town Council tabled further consideration of a PHI Cares helicopter ambulance proposal after a budget-impact presentation, announced sealed-bid advertising for several surplus vehicles with bids to be opened June 12, and noted volunteers to form a new code enforcement committee.
The Middletown Town Council on May 1 continued debate on a proposal from PHI Cares for helicopter ambulance coverage and heard a presentation from Clerk-Treasurer Drew Cooper on the budget impact of providing that coverage to employees and volunteers; the council tabled further consideration until its next meeting.
The Town Marshal announced delivery of a new 2018 Chevrolet Silverado police truck, which is being fitted with lights and lettering.
The Utilities Superintendent reported that the department has begun advertising for sealed bids on surplus vehicles: a 1978 International dump truck, a 1986 Chevrolet Blazer, a 1996 Chevrolet Astro van, and a Tractor King 404 tractor. The council recorded that bids will be opened at its June 12 meeting.
Council President Jake Smith announced that Council Members Dave Wagner and Donita Chambless volunteered to form a new committee to investigate code enforcement. No formal motion or vote to create the committee is recorded in the minutes; the announcement records the volunteers.
