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1 sport utility vehicle, 4dr, 4wd/awd.
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Memphis
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Shelby
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220 South Main St.
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38103
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Memphis Light, Gas and Water
The agenda focuses on the awarding and renewal of various service contracts, including pension actuarial services, mobile document shredding, mobile sweeping, pest control, trash removal, generator maintenance, and claims case management. The board will also address the procurement of new fleet vehicles, including class 8 bucket trucks, dump trucks, and service bodies. Furthermore, the meeting schedule includes subsequent sessions for the Pension Board, OPEB Trust Committee, and the Human Resources Committee.
The board meeting involved public statements concerning perceived disrespectful conduct during a previous Q&A session, concerns regarding a major deal with Elon Musk involving a supercomputer, potential unpermitted gas turbine emissions, aquifer water usage, and the necessity of written commitments. Other public comments addressed the need for financial scrutiny alongside environmental concerns, urging proof of energy demand before building new infrastructure, and requests for MLGW to acquire electric bucket trucks. Concerns about the secrecy of the major project, air and water quality impacts, and a request for commitment to greywater use were also raised. Financial transparency and a proposal to allocate $100 million of excess funds to Public Transit were discussed. Committee reports covered the introduction of a new management member, Joseph Enriquez, and a presentation on successful summer boot camp and intern/co-op programs, noting plans for expansion and full-time hires. Updates were provided on the 2024 Electric Division Bond issuance timeline. The Vice President and Chief People Officer announced her resignation and future employment. The Consent Agenda covered fourteen items, including numerous contract modifications, renewals, and awards for utility relocations, abatement services, equipment purchases (circuit breakers, transformers, poles, cable, conduit), and software licenses, several requiring City Council approval. The meeting concluded with adjournment.
The meeting included a presentation detailing the financial impacts of the January 2026 Winter Storm Fern on utility bills, specifically focusing on natural gas purchasing and consumption, and noting a significant customer savings due to MLGW's Gas Hedging Department. It was reported that March bills would also be impacted due to TVA costs. Public comments addressed concerns regarding estimated bills following the storm and the availability of information for the rebranded 'Power Pay' program (formerly Prepay Program). The Board approved Consent Agenda items 1 through 14, as well as Same Day Minutes for Item 13. Several resolutions were presented for approval, including contract awards for electric distribution/transmission construction, extensions for surveying and electric underground construction services, an extension for pine pole supply, expansion/renewal of janitorial services, ratification/renewal of independent claims adjuster services, and renewal of medical and dental insurance contracts. Approvals were sought for the purchase of a digger derrick truck and Class 8 trucks, ratification of an emergency contract for the Fast Charge TN Network, and requested salaries for a new Director of Billing and Payment Services and a Vice President of Corporate Safety. Recognition was given to Director of Electric Construction and Maintenance, Brad Gates, upon his departure.
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