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Highway superintendent reports spring sweeping, hiring steps and equipment bid request
Summary
Highway Superintendent Robert “BJ” Murray reported spring sweeping plans for Main Street, sought permission to attend highway school, presented a hiring candidate pending checks, and was asked by the Supervisor to solicit bids for a replacement pickup truck amid rising asphalt costs.
Highway Superintendent Robert “BJ” Murray told the board that spring sweeping has begun and Greene County will sweep Main Street the following week; no-parking postings will aid street cleaning. Murray asked for permission to attend highway school in June, which the board approved, and indicated a new hire application has been accepted pending qualifications, background checks and NYS DOT screening.
Supervisor Thomas F. Hoyt moved that Murray begin soliciting bids for an equipment-replacement F250 pickup to piggyback on state contracts; that motion passed unanimously. The minutes also record Murray’s concern about escalating hot-asphalt mix prices and a trend of receiving less product for higher cost, a factor the board noted for upcoming procurement planning.
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