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Oct 1, 2026
CivCast lists the open e-bid titled 13701 Vision Park 16 Inch Waterline Replacement for the City of Shenandoah. The work comprises installation of 12-inch C900 DR 18 PVC and ductile iron waterline, connections to existing waterlines, and necessary waterline appurtenances. The portal shows a bid date of 10/01/2026, and the matched notice identifies the procurement as an Invitation to Bid rather than a grant program.
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Census ID
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113681
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
64
Population
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3,833
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Shenandoah
The council conducted a budget workshop focusing on the 2026 property tax rate calculations, reviewing the implications of the no new revenue rate versus the voter approval rate, and discussed the impact of recent state legislation on property tax exemptions for business personal property. Additionally, the council discussed departmental budgeting practices, including the use of zero-based budgeting, and explored potential cost-saving measures in travel, training, and civic club expenditures.
The council discussed several key agenda items, including the approval of the Montgomery County Emergency Communication District budget for fiscal year 2027 and the acceptance of excess tax collections for debt service. The council reviewed the proposed operating budget for the upcoming 2026-2027 fiscal year, focusing on departmental allocations for police, public works, and other utilities. Discussions also addressed salary and wage policies, specifically concerning pay parity studies and the structure of step raises versus merit-based increases.
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The council meeting addressed several administrative and operational topics. Key items included the introduction of a new employee, a discussion on the proposed fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, and updates on compliance with House Bill 1522 regarding taxpayer impact statements in agendas. The council also reviewed financial aspects including revenue projections, personnel cost increases, departmental budget allocations, and technology transitions. Additionally, the council discussed municipal court studies, fire services contracts, and community development expenses.
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