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Town of Graysville
Provide regular monthly brush pick up and tree cutting/trimming as needed.
Posted Date
May 23, 2026
Due Date
Jun 3, 2026
Release: May 23, 2026
Town of Graysville
Close: Jun 3, 2026
Provide regular monthly brush pick up and tree cutting/trimming as needed.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Graysville
The meeting addressed several key issues. A drug testing policy for employees was approved. Revision of the employee handbook was tabled until the following month. A proposal to revise commissioners' duties was removed from the agenda. A quote for an altitude valve for the highway water tank from Applied Valve Technologies was approved. A quote from McKenzie & Morgan Surveying Company for surveying work for the fire department was also approved. A staff meeting was skipped. The reinstatement of Mr. Friscia to the fire department was postponed until a later executive meeting with fire department representation. Allegations against Commissioner Kaylor were addressed, with Kaylor providing a statement refuting the claims and raising concerns about the release of private information in a police report.
The Graysville Board of Mayor and Commissioners meeting on May 8, 2014, covered various topics including school board candidate presentations from Danny Prior and Andy Beene, communications regarding administrative assistant and city recorder positions, and updates on employee handbooks. Discussions also included the fire department's improved ISO rating, site lighting for the new fire station, and a sanitary survey resulting in a 99 score. Finally, the board addressed issues such as invoice payments, parking lot drainage, and budget amendments for police officer salaries.
The Graysville Board of Mayor and Commissioners meeting on February 9, 2016, addressed several key issues. The board approved the dismissal of several volunteer firefighters for lack of participation and accepted new applications. Discussion centered around the purchase of a used reserve fire engine and the implementation of a new garbage collection system with automated carts. Finally, the board reviewed and approved budget amendments for the police department, addressing vehicle repairs and equipment purchases.
The Graysville Mayor and Board of Commissioners meeting on July 10, 2014, covered various agenda items, including approval of previous meeting minutes, reports from Kristopher's Kingdom and Water Works, and discussions on surplus fire department equipment, part-time worker reviews, and police officer hiring. New business included Charter Communications, community pool donations, awnings, fundraisers, roadblocks, and budget matters. The meeting also addressed compensation increases, city recorder applications, and the decision regarding a police chief.
The Graysville Mayor and Board of Commissioners meeting on February 13, 2014, covered various topics including approval of commission minutes from December 2013 and January 2014, a review of the drug testing policy, and revisions to the employee handbook. New business included discussions on hiring a part-time sanitation employee, a potential loan for the 2013 Fire Hall project, and the creation of fundraiser and job responsibility policies. Budget workshops for 2014/2015 were also scheduled.
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