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Oct 7, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Provide lawn and grounds maintenance services. Services include mowing, trimming, weed control using spot treatment and/or pre- and post-emergent, edging, flowerbed maintenance (to include shrub trimming, irrigation monitoring, and bedding. New bedding will be invoiced separately at twice a year for the bedding material only), routine lawn debris cleaning, and light tree trimming where applicable.
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City
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Madison
County
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Madison
Address
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2862 West US 90
Phone Number
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(850) 973-2285
Zip Code
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32340
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tri-County Electric Cooperative
The meeting included reports from the Finance, Policy, and Building and Land Committees regarding financial data, loans, and organizational policies. The board authorized accounting designations, increased an emergency line of credit, awarded an emergency tree trimming contract, approved the official notice for the annual meeting, and authorized the donation of a service vehicle. The consent agenda included the approval of the WPCA resolution, financial reports, new member lists, and operational work, accident, and system outage reports.
The board received reports from the Florida Electric Cooperatives Association, as well as the Finance, Policy, and Building and Land Committees. Key business included the approval of employee Christmas gifts, the designation of the CEO as a voting delegate for the Cooperative Response Center, and the adoption of the 2025 fiscal budget. Additionally, the board approved 2025 meeting dates, adopted a 2024 Emergency Response Plan, and addressed financial designations for electric receivable accounts. The consent agenda included approval of a WPCA resolution, financial forms, new member lists, and various operational reports.
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The board meeting covered several key administrative and operational items. Reports were presented regarding the Seminole Electric Cooperative and Florida Electric Cooperatives Association meetings. The Finance Committee reviewed cooperative loans, financial data, and expenses for the fiber-to-the-home broadband project. The Policy Committee received approval for revised policies regarding telecommuting and light duty. The CEO provided updates on the broadband project and post-Hurricane Idalia activities. Additionally, the board approved first-quarter charge-offs, various consent agenda items, and accepted the 2023 audit. An executive session was held to discuss the annual performance appraisal of the CEO.
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