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Hesston council approves nearly $370,000 bid to replace ambulance Unit A53

City of Hesston City Council · December 9, 2024
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Summary

The council approved an Osage Ambulance bid of approximately $369,460 to replace Unit A53, voting 5-0 to authorize the purchase and proceed with replacement plans.

The Hesston City Council voted unanimously on Dec. 9 to approve a bid from Osage Ambulance to purchase a replacement ambulance (Unit A53) at an approximate cost of $369,460.

Councilmember Michael Wallace moved to accept Osage Ambulance’s bid for the replacement; Susan Swartzendruber seconded and the motion carried 5-0. The minutes record the amount as 'approximately $369,460.'

The motion authorized staff to proceed with purchase based on the accepted bid; the minutes do not specify funding source details or delivery timelines.

No amendments, abstentions or alternate bids were recorded in the meeting minutes.