Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Contracts And Procurement topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Council directs verification of 911 invoice increase and reviews Cumberland Disposal contract
Summary
Fire Chief Shannon Yates will email a spreadsheet to the mayor to validate a 911 invoice increase ($2,800 vs $1,700 prior year); city attorney will circulate the Cumberland Disposal contract to confirm contract timeframe and whether new bids are required.
Get email alerts on the Contracts And Procurement topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
City officials asked for follow-up on two operational items: a spike in a 911 invoice and the status of the Cumberland Disposal contract. Fire Chief Shannon Yates was directed to email Mayor Garland Breeden a spreadsheet of 911 calls that should accompany the invoice received for the 2027 year to validate an increase; the meeting record shows the invoice at $2,800 this year compared with $1,700 last year.
Separately, the city attorney was asked to send the Cumberland Disposal contract to council and staff to verify the contract timeframe and determine whether the contract requires rebidding. These actions are follow-ups for staff and counsel; no votes were taken on either item during the special called meeting.
