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Town of Plymouth Fire Truck RFP #Unknown

Town of Plymouth, Town of Plymouth, VT·City
Jan 29, 2023
Posted Date
Reported Agency
Town of Plymouth Select Board

Summary

Authorization for the Selectboard to purchase a fire truck for $500,000, with $400,000 to be raised in taxes over four years and $100,000 contributed by the Fire Department. Request for a Reserve Fund to be established for future fire apparatus.

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