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Council accepts Joe Vogel’s $960 bid for cemetery mowing and approves temporary fireworks sales

Ipswich City Council · March 23, 2026
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Summary

Council awarded the cemetery mowing contract to Joe Vogel at $960 per mowing and approved Tracy Loken to sell fireworks in Ipswich June 27–July 5 at 1050 5th Avenue.

Bids for cemetery mowing were opened at the March 23 meeting. Tracy Loken submitted a bid of $1,000 per mowing and Joe Vogel bid $960 per mowing; James Hoyle moved and Linda Gauer seconded acceptance of Joe Vogel’s $960 bid, which the minutes record as approved.

Separately, the council approved a temporary fireworks sales permit for Tracy Loken to operate at 1050 5th Avenue in Ipswich from June 27 through July 5; the motion (mover: David Coisman; second: Tracy Hutson) was recorded as approved in the minutes.