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Burlington Township approves up to $130,000 for new rescue truck
Summary
The Burlington Township Board voted unanimously on June 11 to buy a 2019 Ford F-550 XL rescue truck from T-Line EV LLC for a net $129,500, authorizing Fire Chief Norm Smith and David Hughes to negotiate lettering not to exceed $130,000 with funds moved from the MCCU account.
The Burlington Township Board voted June 11 to purchase a 2019 Ford F-550 XL rescue truck from T-Line EV LLC for a net price of $129,500 and authorized up to $130,000 for lettering and final costs.
The motion, made by Supervisor Jeff Eyre and seconded by Clerk Darlene Mack, carried on a roll-call vote: Boyer — yes; R. Mack — yes; Converse — yes; D. Mack — yes; Eyre — yes. The listed asking price was $140,000; the township will apply a $10,000 trade-in allowance for its 1999 Chevy Front Mount Pumper and a $500 Michigan Municipality discount to reach the $129,500 net figure.
Fire Chief Norm Smith and David Hughes were given authority to negotiate the purchase and final lettering details, with total funding to be transferred from the township's MCCU account. No alternative financing or outside grants were referenced during the discussion.
The board took the vote during its regularly scheduled meeting at Burlington Township Hall. The meeting adjourned at 7:10 p.m.
