Perry & Lloyda Street Waterline Replacement Project RFP
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Sep 23, 2026
Construction of approx. 816 LF of 8" diameter waterline.
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Posted
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Sep 23, 2026
Construction of approx. 816 LF of 8" diameter waterline.
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Census ID
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161128
Employee FTE
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45
Population
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5,100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Jackson
The committee discussed planning and updates for the upcoming 3rd of July event, including parade logistics, staging plans, route mapping, and promotional outreach efforts. Discussions also covered post-parade event infrastructure, such as vendor placement, street closures, and necessary amenities like portable restrooms. Branding concepts for the event were reviewed, with a focus on naming options. The committee formally approved the waiver of parade entry fees for nonprofit organizations to encourage increased community participation.
The meeting included the swearing-in of the new City Manager and the formal adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Operating and Capital Improvement Budgets. Administrative reports provided departmental updates from Police, Fire, and Public Works, alongside an overview of projected budget challenges and legislative updates on retirement benefits. Additionally, the council approved a resolution to transfer delinquent utility charges to the county tax roll, reviewed end-of-season pool operations, and heard reports from council members regarding community events and various committee activities.
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The committee discussed final preparations for the 3rd of July parade and Main Street merchant sales. Key topics included parade logistics such as staging, emergency access, and participant identification, as well as traffic control and safety measures for Main Street closures. The committee also reviewed layout plans for merchant booths, the placement of amenities like picnic tables and portable restrooms, and promotional efforts including announcer scripts and visitor tracking strategies.
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