Public Works budget increased after wage, maintenance and vehicle program changes
Mar 4, 2026
Public Works Supervisor Mike Frer said the capital replacement truck program was eliminated; wages and maintenance lines were adjusted and the Public Works budget was increased to $820,300.
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During the March 10 Finance Committee meeting, Public Works Supervisor Mike Frer outlined staffing wage and insurance pressures and said the capital replacement truck program was removed from this year's plan. Committee adjustments to wages, equipment maintenance and vehicle maintenance increased the Public Works budget from $806,600 to $820,300.
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