Transport Load Autogas Propane Fueling Station RFP
Aug 26, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Deliver an 18,000-gal. auto-gas Propane tank fueling station for its 32 vehicles.
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Aug 26, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Deliver an 18,000-gal. auto-gas Propane tank fueling station for its 32 vehicles.
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208937
Employee FTE
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408
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42,201
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pasquotank County
The meeting included a presentation of a proposal to replace aging activity buses for the school system through a municipal lease purchase program funded by a new per-mile usage fee. Additionally, the Board held a work session to review the 2013-14 county budget, covering mandated and non-mandated services, anticipated general fund revenues, and department expenditures.
The board reviewed the proposed budget for the Maintenance Department and discussed special appropriations. Key financial topics included analyzing the differences between the previous and proposed budgets, specifically examining the impact of a 76-cent versus a 77-cent tax rate. Proposed financing options for capital projects, such as school and COA roof repairs, a new fire truck, and vehicles for the Sheriff's Department, were evaluated. Additionally, the board deliberated on appropriations for the Community Relations Commission and held detailed discussions regarding the county debt, the Parks and Recreation budget, and the EMS budget.
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The Board of Commissioners meeting covered several administrative and operational items. Key discussions included the introduction of a new District Director of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners, the presentation of a proclamation for Child Support Awareness Month, and the prioritization of six local transportation projects for NCDOT funding. The Board also addressed public comments, approved various budget amendments, tax releases, and refunds, and authorized the double-filling of a tax office position. Additionally, they approved an expansion of the custodial services contract, the purchase of new EMS workflow software, and the Fiscal Year 2026-27 staff goals. The Board also denied a city-recommended appointment to the Tourism Development Authority and received reports from various commissioners on their recent committee and community activities.
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