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Fayette City Council hears equipment request, 311 report

Pictured at the June 26 Fayette City Council meeting from left: Councilman Jerry Nichols, Councilman Cedric Wilson, Mayor Ray Nelson, Councilman Eddy Campbell, Councilwoman Linda McCraw and City Clerk Dawn Clapp. Councilman Jason Cowart was absent from the meeting.

Pictured at the June 26 Fayette City Council meeting from left: Councilman Jerry Nichols, Councilman Cedric Wilson, Mayor Ray Nelson, Councilman Eddy Campbell, Councilwoman Linda McCraw and City Clerk Dawn Clapp. Councilman Jason Cowart was absent from the meeting.

The Fayette City Council heard a request for a vehicle upgrade from city mechanic Curtis Moore concerning the need for repair or replacement of a dump truck during its June 26 meeting. Moore said that the dump truck they are using is 18 years old and needs a new transmission. He said the approximate cost to fix the transmission will be $4,500, and he also stated that the truck is too small to pull the equipment that they need.

Council renews Air Evac contract, applies for manufacturing grant

Shown at the Fayette City Council meeting on April 24 are, from left: Fayette Mayor Ray Nelson; Mark McClanahan and Christie McClanahan, owners of Fayette Fabrication; and Bobby Avant, Alabama Communities of Excellence coordinator.

Shown at the Fayette City Council meeting on April 24 are, from left: Fayette Mayor Ray Nelson; Mark McClanahan and Christie McClanahan, owners of Fayette Fabrication; and Bobby Avant, Alabama Communities of Excellence coordinator.

The Fayette City Council approved the renewal of the city’s agreement with Air Evac to provide services for the citizens of the City of Fayette and city employees during the council’s April 24 meeting. LaTere Jones, membership sales manager with Air Evac, told the council that the type of agreement that Fayette has for its citizens would not be offered to new customers after June 1. He said that if Fayette continues to renew its agreement with Air Evac, the city would be “grandfathered-in” and that the price of the agreement would remain the same.

 

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