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Commissioners open bids for two police Tahoes; award tabled pending sheriff and chief review
Summary
Two bids were opened for two 2026 Tahoe police-package units — Hight Chevrolet at $117,668 and Wild Rose Chevrolet at $107,980 — but the commission tabled any award until Chief Mitchell and the Sheriff review the quotes.
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At the April 15 meeting commissioners opened two bids for a pair of 2026 Tahoe police-package patrol units. Hight Chevrolet of Skowhegan submitted a bid totaling $117,668 for two units; Wild Rose Chevrolet (Shenandoah, Iowa) submitted a lower bid of $107,980 for two units.
Commissioner Don Skillings asked whether the lower bid included delivery; Chair Sezak said the quote did not make that clear. Commissioners unanimously voted to table award of the contract (Resolution 26-58) so Chief Mitchell and Sheriff Lancaster can review the bids and confirm specifications and delivery terms.
