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Town of Tunica
Preventive maintenance services for approximately eighteen (18) municipal sewer lift stations, including inspection and cleaning.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jun 23, 2026
Town of Tunica
Close: Jun 23, 2026
Preventive maintenance services for approximately eighteen (18) municipal sewer lift stations, including inspection and cleaning.
AvailableTown of Tunica
Work consists of the construction to replace existing water mains and service lines with new water mains, new water service lines, new valves, and new fire hydrants.
Posted Date
Mar 5, 2026
Due Date
Apr 7, 2026
Release: Mar 5, 2026
Town of Tunica
Close: Apr 7, 2026
Work consists of the construction to replace existing water mains and service lines with new water mains, new water service lines, new valves, and new fire hydrants.
Town of Tunica
This RFP is for asphalt street overlays and street repairs in the Town of Tunica.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Apr 6, 2026
Town of Tunica
Close: Apr 6, 2026
This RFP is for asphalt street overlays and street repairs in the Town of Tunica.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Tunica
The Board approved the payment of claims for the previous month and received reports from police, public works, and main street departments. Key actions included authorizing meter register replacements and GIS mapping services for the water and sewer system, adopting a new brush policy, and approving an amended water and sewer rate ordinance. The Board also authorized filing a petition with the Public Service Commission for rate adjustments and approved a platform transition for the town website. During an executive session, the Board appointed a new Police Chief, approved a pay increase for a water and sewer department employee, and hired a new patrol officer. Additionally, a $10,000 sponsorship for the River Gate festival was approved.
The Board received updates regarding police department activities, public works, code enforcement, and Tunica Main Street initiatives, including changes to event planning and sponsorship strategies. A presentation was held regarding the transition of town streetlights to LED technology. The Board discussed ongoing infrastructure projects, specifically the status of water line replacements, lift station project bidding, and the arrival of new water meters. Official action was taken to approve a pay application for a sidewalk project and to authorize travel for the upcoming MML Summer Conference. Additionally, the Board met in executive session to discuss personnel hiring and real property transactions, ultimately approving the transfer of land to Tunica County. The Board also declared a local emergency in preparation for an impending winter storm.
The Board reviewed and approved claims for the previous month. Reports were received from the Police Department regarding their response to an ice storm and assistance provided to residents. The Public Works Department also provided an update on their operations during the recent winter weather. Discussion took place regarding upcoming community events and the status of pending water adjustments. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved an official travel request for a municipal court clerk to attend a summer conference. The Mayor provided an overview of various ongoing projects and the town's response to winter weather conditions.
The Board received reports regarding police department activities, public works maintenance, Tunica Main Street programming changes, and code enforcement. The Board authorized the publication of notices for bidders concerning the North Waterline Project and a paving project. Legal matters were addressed, specifically the approval of a contract for legal services related to AFFF/PFAS litigation. An executive session was held to discuss potential budget cuts impacting employment, though no action was taken during that session. Additionally, the Board approved a resolution honoring the service of the President and CEO of the Tunica County Tourism Commission and authorized payment for a Sunbelt fire invoice.
The Board reviewed departmental reports including police statistics and public works projects. Key actions included approving the lease of town-owned property for agricultural use, designating three local banks as qualified public depositories, and selecting an engineering firm for the CDBG project. The Board also approved an annual lease payment, addressed warranty issues regarding water meters, updated the mileage reimbursement rate, and authorized the extension of a temporary employment contract during an executive session.
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