2003 Ford Expedition VIN # 1FMPU16L33LB66506 RFP
Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 2, 2026
Sell a 2003 Ford Expedition VIN #1FMPU16L33LB66506 vehicle will be sold as is with no warranty.
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Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 2, 2026
Sell a 2003 Ford Expedition VIN #1FMPU16L33LB66506 vehicle will be sold as is with no warranty.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Kimball
The board addressed ordinances concerning the annual operating budget and capital programs, as well as a zoning map amendment for 180 Derby Trail. Other key actions included the approval of employee dental insurance, authorization of a cell tower lease agreement, and ratification of a contract for participation in the Tennessee Advanced Communication Network. The board also updated job descriptions for the Park and Recreation Director, accepted applications for the position, authorized the hiring of a seasonal employee, and approved a grant-funded purchase of helmets for the fire department. Additionally, the board approved updated soccer registration fees and an event request for the Kimball Ball Complex, while reviewing various departmental reports.
The board conducted a public hearing regarding the annual operating budget and zoning map amendments. During the regular meeting, the board passed the annual operating budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year, approved zoning map amendments, and authorized an amendment to the annual operating budget and capital program. Additional actions included approving an annual support invoice for local government services, adopting a local government health insurance plan, and awarding a road drainage project bid. The board also reviewed quotes for municipal paving, tabled several interlocal agreements pending further review, and approved accident and sickness insurance policies for the fire and rescue department. Furthermore, the board established usage fees for the soccer complex, finalized the termination of a contract with a youth baseball league, and discussed plans for reopening the park director position.
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The board meeting included updates on the progress of the ARPA Force Main grant and the status of new fire and sanitation equipment. Key legislative actions involved the approval of a resolution for fire engine matching funds, the first reading of an ordinance for the annual operating budget and tax rate, and the first reading of a rezoning ordinance for property on Main Street. The board also approved the employer-determined contribution for the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System, authorized bidding for a drainage project on Lofty Drive, and approved fire department purchases for a combo tool and vehicle strut kits. Discussion occurred regarding the potential appointment of a Park Director and the establishment of rental fees for the soccer field complex. Additionally, departmental reports were provided for maintenance, fire, parks and recreation, police, and planning commission activities, alongside an attorney update on cell tower restrictive covenants.
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