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Asotin council agrees to let Public Works pursue $25,000 vac truck from PUD
Summary
Mayor Dwayne Paris told the council that Public Works is pursuing a used vac truck offered by the local PUD for $25,000; the council agreed to let Public Works move forward, with funding drawn from public-works funds (streets, WWTP, water).
Mayor Dwayne Paris told the Asotin City Council on Nov. 12 that Public Works has identified a used vacuum truck being sold by the local public utility district for $25,000 and that the PUD will provide operator training and ongoing support. According to the minutes, councilmembers agreed to have Public Works move forward with the purchase and to draw funds from Public Works budgets including streets, wastewater treatment plant and water funds.
The council did not record a formal roll-call vote on the purchase in the minutes; the entry states that "all council members agreed" to proceed. The minutes list the purchase price ($25,000) and note training and support from the PUD; further procurement steps and any formal purchase authorization were not specified in the minutes.
