Franklin Township - Police SUV or Pickup Truck RFP
Aug 30, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Purchase of one (1) used police SUV or pickup truck, model year 2020 or newer, with 40,000 miles or less and equipped with emergency lighting.
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Aug 30, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Purchase of one (1) used police SUV or pickup truck, model year 2020 or newer, with 40,000 miles or less and equipped with emergency lighting.
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Census ID
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209324
Employee FTE
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2
Population
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4,421
Procurement Hell Score
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74 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Franklin
The board discussed several administrative items, including the transition to QuickBooks Online for payroll and accounting efficiency. Reports were presented regarding zoning, building codes, police, fire, road maintenance, and recycling. New business included the approval of a minor subdivision plan for Kathleen Bartunek, the approval of specific waivers for the Market Hill project, and the awarding of a road materials contract to Lehigh Asphalt Paving & Construction Co. Additionally, the board approved an LSA Monroe County Grant application for the Franklin Township Fire Company and scheduled upcoming participation in various community events.
The meeting included reports from the Secretary, Treasurer, Zoning Officer, Building Code Official, Fire Chief, and Police Department. Key agenda items included the approval of an extension for the Market Hill Estates project, acceptance of a lot line adjustment plan, and the tabling of a subdivision plan pending a future special meeting with the Township Engineer. Furthermore, the board approved the installation of a security camera, authorized the hiring of three full-time employees, and approved the participation of the local Fire Police in several upcoming community events. Citizens raised questions regarding road maintenance, an administrative oversight concerning employee health insurance, the use of maintenance facilities for private vehicles, garbage collection services, and public record access.
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The board discussed various operational updates including the installation of a new credit card machine, progress with QuickBooks software, and ongoing efforts to improve electronic filing systems through document shredding and electronic scanning. Key approvals included fire police assistance for several upcoming community events, the initiation of a lawsuit against Parryville Site, LLC due to an unpaid bill for line cleaning services, the appointment of a new Building Code Official, and the authorization of a uniform allowance for volunteers. The board also approved the purchase of concrete bin blocks for organizing materials and authorized the donation of surplus school zone signs to the local school district. A special meeting was scheduled to address zoning ordinance amendments related to data centers. Furthermore, the board addressed resident concerns regarding a civil dispute involving a wireless tower site, discussed the financial viability and logistics of a new voluntary recycling program, and fielded questions about municipal property investments and budgetary deficits.
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