Summary
The fire department is asking for a replacement hazmat truck costing $1,592,804 from Metro Fire Apparatus Specialists. It's a major equipment investment for handling hazardous materials emergencies.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Would cost the city $1,592,804 if approved.
✅Who benefits
Firefighters and residents who depend on hazardous materials response capability.
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