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Procurement of services for the installation of approximately 850 linear feet of 6-inch C900 PVC water main and 70 linear feet of 10-inch ductile iron sewer main, including related appurtenances, services, and pavement resurfacing.
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1,967
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Liberty
The council discussed the purchase of a new dump truck, ultimately selecting a 2026 Ford F350 to be funded by the water, sewer, and MBH funds. Progress on the Harrison Street/Pierce Street water main project was reviewed, with an upcoming insurance walk-through scheduled. Additionally, the board approved a salary ordinance to increase crossing guard pay, a resolution authorizing the signing of easements, and the adoption of an updated employee handbook. Finally, the council received a presentation regarding the ongoing consolidation of the 911 dispatch services with Wayne County.
The meeting addressed additional appropriations and the recent transition of dispatch services to Wayne County. Discussion focused on the technical challenges of the new dispatch arrangement, including the need to reprogram existing radio equipment and consolidate frequencies to improve communication efficiency. The council reviewed and approved a proposal to acquire a new Central Square Computer-Aided Dispatch system and necessary radio hardware, with members noting the system's role in integrating evidence tracking and report management to streamline police operations.
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The council approved Ordinance 2026-7 regarding utility service policies for temporary medical extensions and adopted Resolution 2026-9 and Resolution 2026-10, which updated procedures and forms for street closures and medical-related utility service requests. Discussions also addressed staffing challenges, specifically the difficulty in recruiting crossing guards, as well as ongoing budgetary concerns related to dispatching and transfer station operations. Additionally, the council confirmed the installation of new parking signage at St. Bridget's.
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