Auction of Two (2) Ambulances RFP
Aug 24, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Provide auction of two (2) ambulances.
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Aug 24, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Provide auction of two (2) ambulances.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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140299
Population
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2,574
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Gunter
The council addressed several agenda items, including citizen comments on ADA compliance, EMS services, and alleged TOMA violations. Public hearings regarding the Taylor Ranch and Platinum Ranch Public Improvement Districts were opened and continued to a future date. The council approved resolutions related to The Preserve Public Improvement District, including assessment costs and an Interlocal Cooperative Agreement with Mustang Special Utility District. Additionally, the council reappointed a member to the Planning & Zoning board and approved an ordinance concerning the cancellation of future City Council meetings. Other discussions covered the Master Fee Schedule, temporary concrete batch plants, and a closed session policy, while an ordinance regarding signature requirements for disbursements was tabled.
The City Council meeting involved discussions on an ordinance regarding the City Manager's salary and bond, which was tabled until a future date. Additionally, the Council conducted an executive session to interview candidates for the City Attorney position. Following the executive session, the Council reconvened and voted to hire the Boyle & Lowry Attorney Firm.
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The council conducted a regular meeting covering several significant items, including the approval of ordinances and assessment plans for the Platinum Ranch and Taylor Ranch Public Improvement Districts, which included authorizing the issuance and sale of Special Assessment Revenue Bonds. The council also approved a replat of property on Walnut and 7th Street, consented to the addition of land for a Municipal Utility District into the city's ETJ, and approved a professional services agreement for third-party financial consulting and CFO services. Additionally, staff was authorized to conduct asbestos testing at the field house, and the council discussed ADA compliance for Gunter City Park, the Master Fee Schedule, potential appointment of a new City Attorney firm, and reviewed procedures for citizen comments and future meeting frequency.
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