Residential Trash Collection RFP
Posted
Sep 1, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Provide residential trash collection services.
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Posted
Sep 1, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Provide residential trash collection services.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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164694
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
34
Population
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3,823
Procurement Hell Score
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70 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Baxter Springs
The council approved Appropriation Ordinance #3593 and a request for a special event at Kiwanis Park. They also voted to bring back Section 5 of the Code Book regarding Business Licenses. Key decisions included awarding a mowing contract to the lowest bidder, approving a bid from Layne Electric for a water plant generator, granting salary increases for employees passing wastewater tests, and authorizing an asphalt paving project on Wyandotte Avenue. Additionally, the council approved a resolution concerning dangerous structures, hired a pool manager for the upcoming season, and conducted an executive session for privileged legal consultation.
The meeting addressed several administrative and operational items, including the approval of an appropriation ordinance and the authorization to close a portion of Kiwanis Park for upcoming tournaments. The council approved the purchase of a dart gun for animal control, selected a bid for pool maintenance and repairs, and authorized a pay increase for a staff member. Additionally, the council approved a change in code enforcement software and voted to adjust the start time for future regular meetings.
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The council approved an appropriation, the appointment of a zoning committee member, the purchase of new city signs, and the oversight of the Christmas Parade by public works. They also addressed the Sphere of Influence with the county, annual fund transfers, the removal of special assessments on a specific property, and adjustments to water plant management and staffing. Additionally, the council authorized the sale of police vehicles, the hiring of a new officer, and personnel promotions. Executive sessions were held to discuss personnel matters, followed by the approval of new parking regulations and the appointment of the Chief of Police. The meeting concluded with the swearing-in of new council members.
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