Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Westport Fire District.
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Posted
Oct 3, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Septic tank pumping service.
Posted
Oct 3, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Furnace repair and service at the fire station.
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City
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Westport
County
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Essex
Address
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515 Post Rd E
Phone Number
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(518) 962-4419
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
12993
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Westport Fire District
The Regular Board Meeting addressed several resolutions, including the approval of abstracts totaling $132,998.94 across three abstracts. The Board passed a resolution supporting The Depot Theatre's application for a NYSCA Capital Improvement Grant for energy-efficiency and weatherization improvements, contingent upon historical stewardship coordination. The Board also resolved to support Congressman Langworthy's Energy Choice Act and oppose government-mandated natural gas bans, citing concerns over affordability and consumer choice. Other actions included approving attendance for Supervisor Tyler at an association conference, changing a future meeting date due to Veteran's Day, amending the adoption date for the Essex County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update to ensure FEMA compliance, allowing LCLGRPB to pursue a Storm Water Management Strategy Grant, and approving a portable mural on the Town Hall. The Highway Superintendent reported on recent paving projects and the need to surplus an old mower. The Board agreed to assist with the disposal of tires collected along the shoreline at Lee Park, provided they are on town property.
Key discussions included the Heritage House and the Westport Wadhams Community Alliance's decision not to renew their lease with the Westport Federated Church for 2026, leading to public comments encouraging the Town Board to purchase the building. The Board received minutes and budget reports from the Youth Commission. Resolutions passed included the approval of several abstracts totaling significant amounts, the hiring of East Branch Organics for a 'No Mow Slope "Suicide Hill" Project' over three years, acceptance of a $25,000 NYSDEC Municipal Food Scraps Recycling Grant, approval to enter into a 20-year lease with the Depot Theater pending attorney approval, and acceptance and signing of an Amended and Restated Pilot Agreement with ECIDA concerning CHPE LLC's electric transmission line project, which involved withdrawing from the Original PILOT Agreement. The Board also authorized payment to BRASS and Kevin Hall upon receipt of FEMA funds, and approved hiring Maviro to clean the oil water separator.
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The meeting included an update from the Youth Commission regarding a recent meeting switch to Zoom due to weather, with plans to use text alerts for same-day changes going forward. The board approved two abstracts for bill payments totaling over $169,000 and accepted the 2026 North Country SPCA Agreement for dog pound/shelter services. The DPW Superintendent reported that one truck was taken out of service due to extensive exhaust system repairs and that the new truck delivery is anticipated later next year; current plowing operations are managed with remaining functional trucks. A motion was approved to retain the excavator for an additional five to seven days, costing $200.00 per day, to support the Washington Street Slope Failure project and potential culvert repair work.
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