CONTRACTPAID

Parade Float Award Paid to Calvary Baptist

City of Watertown
Disclosed value
$200.00
From agendapacket
Document date
Aug 18, 2026

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What it covers

Calvary Baptist Church received $200.00 from the City for a July 4 parade float award, acknowledging its role in the holiday parade.

Who holds it

Calvary Baptist Church holds this contract with City of Watertown. Its other public contracts on record include work for Leavenworth County and City of Melbourne.

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Contract details

Amount
$200.00
Document date
August 18, 2026
Source document
City of Watertown Common Council Agenda Packet 2026-08-18 (AgendaPacket)

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Who was awarded the government contract by City of Watertown?

Calvary Baptist Church was awarded this government contract by City of Watertown, as recorded on August 18, 2026. The contract value is $200.00.

How much is the Calvary Baptist Church contract with City of Watertown worth?

The Calvary Baptist Church contract with City of Watertown is valued at $200.00.

What type of contract is this?

This is a government contract, documented as a agendapacket record.

Where was this contract approved?

This contract appears in City of Watertown Common Council Agenda Packet 2026-08-18 (AgendaPacket), dated August 18, 2026 from City of Watertown. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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