Avon council approves INDOT salt commitment, park equipment purchase and declares police vehicles surplus

The Avon Town Council unanimously approved a set of routine measures at its March 26, 2026 meeting, including an INDOT road salt commitment for 2026, authorization to buy park equipment and trade old units, and a resolution declaring police vehicles as surplus property.

Councilmember Greg Zusan moved to approve the town's INDOT 2026 road salt commitment after a presentation by Steve Moore; Robert Pope seconded and the motion passed on a 4-0 roll call. The action aims to ensure the town's winter maintenance supplies for the coming season.

Shelby Pride presented a quote for new park equipment and requested permission to trade in old units. Councilmember Jayson Puckett moved to approve the purchase and trade authorization; Greg Zusan seconded and the motion passed 4-0.

Deputy Chief Margason presented Resolution 2026-11 to declare certain police vehicles surplus. Greg Zusan moved to adopt the resolution; Jayson Puckett seconded. The council approved the resolution on a 4-0 roll call vote.

As part of routine business, the council also approved the March 26 check register, the March 12 work session memoranda and the March 12 meeting minutes; all consent-agenda motions were moved by Jayson Puckett, seconded by Robert Pope and passed 4-0. The council approved executive-session memoranda dated March 19, 2026 by the same vote; the transcript lists the memoranda by numbered entries but does not specify their content.

The meeting record shows four members present for votes (Dawn Lowden, Jayson Puckett, Greg Zusan and Robert Pope). A signature block later in the minutes includes William Holland as a council member; the roll call at the start of the record does not list him as present.

The council set its next work session and regular meeting for April 9, 2026.